In rear-end collisions, typically the driver in the rear is at-fault because they may have been driving too close to the vehicle in front of them. With head-on accidents, it’s easy to find liability. Why? Because accident reconstruction specialists are usually able to determine fault when they find out which car moved into the wrong…
Read MoreIf you are on the road, no matter if you are by yourself or have passengers in your vehicle, safety is your number one concern. While you have your own safety to think about, you also have to think about what is safe for your passengers as well as other drivers, motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians….
Read MoreThere you are, cruising down the road at a speed of 75 to 80 miles per hour. Then you hear a blaring pop. Your car begins to spin out and the traffic which was behind is now closing in super quickly. Taking five minutes to examine tire pressure or rotating your tires before driving could…
Read MoreAccording to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), rollovers don’t happen often. However, when they do, they frequently cause fatalities. Rollovers make up less than 3 percent of vehicle collisions, but they account for more than a third of automobile accident deaths. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) stated that in one year…
Read MoreCar accidents take place all the time. While most collisions are insignificant, there may be times where an accident leads to injuries. When a crash happens because of a negligent party, the damages due are usually covered by the at-fault driver’s insurance policy. However, there are a number of people on the road who don’t…
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