The idea of a car accident is a scary one, but it is even more unnerving to consider that the cause of many car accidents originate inside the car itself. Hundreds of automotive safety recalls are announced annually, and it is estimated that at least 25% of affected drivers never fix the defect.
It's estimated that in a single mile of traffic, a driver may have to make as many as 400 decisions. While most of these actions and reactions are essentially automatic to a seasoned driver, it is a lot for a new driver to absorb.
It's estimated that up to 30% of traffic accidents occur because of our own behavior - specifically, distracted driving. Here are the top 6 distractions to look out for...
In the aftermath of the accident, you may find yourself wondering about a whole list of issues, from injuries to liability to the effect on your insurance. Here are some answers to a very commonly asked question.
A chain reaction collision, which is defined as an accident involving three or more vehicles, is most often seen in areas of high traffic and/or high speeds. Here is how liability is determined...
Given that you may not be thinking clearly after an accident, it is important to familiarize yourself with some basic steps you can take in the aftermath in order to best protect yourself later on. Here are the photos you should take following an accident.
Car accidents can cause shock and confusion, and it may be difficult to have our wits about us after an unexpected collision. We often consider what we would do should someone else cause an accident, but is the situation different if we are at-fault?
Many of these behaviors take place because the driver is "comfortable" behind the wheel and can get careless. This list is a serious reminder to drivers that car accidents can happen to anyone at any time.
Florida vehicle accidents are on the rise, due to a "perfect storm" of unpredictable weather, congested roads, a rising population, and millions of visitors every day.
Motorcycle riders are more vulnerable than those in cars for several reasons. While a car may be able to roll over an obstacle on the road with little problem, for instance, a motorcycle may skid or lose control if it comes in contact with the same obstacle. The size of a motorcycle versus a car increases the likelihood that they can be in an automobile driver's blind spot and more easily struck. The riders themselves are naturally more likely to sustain an injury in an accident as well.
