When your vehicle speeds up suddenly or comes to an abrupt stop, the neck and the upper back are put under tremendous strain. “Whiplash” is named as such because your body is flung one direction and then abruptly forced another direction, much like the movement of a whip. Connective tissue helps the body through its […]
Motorcycle Accident Versus Car Accident: The Differences
A motorcycle accident and a car accident are quite different for some obvious reasons. Here are some important statistics that you should consider when hopping on your bike: Motorcycle Types There are three primary types of motorcycles: Cruiser: These are the ‘American chopper’ styled two-wheelers manufactured by companies such as Harley-Davidson. If you notice, they […]
Avoid Car Accidents: Top 5 Ways
Most people spend a great deal of time on the roads. Getting to the workplace and back home, going to run errands and even the occasional road trip contribute to many hours spent behind the wheel. However safe the confines of a car may feel, car accidents are frightening and dangerous experiences. The following tips […]
Drivers Can Stay Healthy When Frequently on the Road
Driving is a stressful task, especially in cities that have higher rates of traffic than average. A large number of professional drivers spend a considerable amount of time every week routinely behind the wheel. The activity is largely sedentary but requires plenty of mental focus. As a result, many professional drivers do not recognize fatigue […]
Proving Fault in a Car Wreck: A How-To
Car accidents more often than not involve more than one driver. Typically, one party is more at fault than the other. The driver found liable for the accident must face the consequences for his or her negligence. However, while all drivers owe a duty to other drivers to drive safety, the injured party will have […]
Avoiding Head-On Collision
Head on collisions are probably one of the most terrifying experiences that can occur while driving a car. Not only do head on collisions result in a higher chance of death, but you have to also witness the violence of the accident from close quarters. Luckily, head-on collisions are quite rare, as compared to other […]
Car Accident Causes and Effects
According the the U.S. National Safety Council, 2015 was the deadliest traffic year since 2007. Nearly 4.4 million people were injured and 38,000 died. These numbers represent a 14 percent increase from the previous year. If those statistics are not shocking enough, the financial consequences of those accidents increased 23 percent from 2014 to 2015, […]
Accidents Caused by Automated Vehicle Features
In the wake of the recent incident involving one of Google’s self-driving cars crashing into a bus, an important question arises. Who is legally liable when an accident involves a automated feature? From warning lights to self-driving, cars are becoming more and more technologically enhanced. When is a does a feature become a safety necessity? […]
When are The Most Dangerous Times to Drive?
Driving is more dangerous during certain months of the year, days of the week, and times of the day than it is others. Consider the following: Most Dangerous Seasons Most drivers think winter is by far one of the most dangerous times to drive, but different factors cause unsafe road conditions all throughout the year. […]
Car Accidents Caused by Defects
Companies that sell unreasonable dangerous products that injure consumers end up liable for those injuries. Of the most famous product liability lawsuits in history, car manufactures top the list. One such case was the Toyota gas pedal case. After a class action lawsuit, Toyota was forced to recall more than four million of its vehicles. […]
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