Speeding is probably one of the most common forms of dangerous driving out there, but there is a difference between casual speeding and dangerous speeding. Causal speeding might mean going five miles over the speed limit, but dangerous speeding is often excessive and takes place in areas that are not designed for high speeds–like turns….
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 MoreSlip and fall accidents are some of the most common causes of personal injury. Unfortunately, many people mistakenly believe that such incidents are never really serious. In reality, however, the National Safety Council (NSC) has found that slip and fall accidents are the third leading cause of unintentional injury-related death. These accidents can happen at…
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…
Read MoreIt always seems that nearly every week there’s an accident with a driver who is traveling the wrong way while driving on a highway. There are times when the driver lucks out and isn’t injured. However, at other times, when two cars collide head-on while driving at full-speed, the result of the accident can be…
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