Category: Car Accidents

Summary: Drivers need car insurance to pay for a percentage of medical bills, lost wages, and property damage after a car accident Before purchasing insurance, drivers should determine how much coverage their vehicle requires Drivers should research an insurance company before purchasing an auto insurance policy Comparing insurance rates between companies can help a driver get the best deal on their policy One of the

Summary: Drivers should drink coffee in the morning to prevent drowsy driving Experts suggest adults get seven to nine hours of sleep a night to prevent drowsiness Truck drivers can become fatigued from long working hours and can take a nap to prevent drowsiness Drowsy people can order an Uber or Lyft ride to get home safely Drivers should avoid driving late at night when

Summary: A rollover accident involves a driver’s vehicle tipping onto its side and roof They can result from tripping, which is when someone drives over a curb or ditch Speeding around corners and turns can cause someone’s car to tip and rollover Adverse weather conditions can result in a vehicle’s tires losing traction with the ground, causing a rollover accident Multi-vehicle collisions can cause multiple

Summary: Physical car accident injuries can lead to long-term chronic pain Damage to the head, neck, and spinal cord can cause paralysis Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) caused by car accidents can result in cognitive impairment Depression, fear, anxiety, and PTSD can result from the trauma of a car accident Car accidents can cause severe injuries because the impact of a collision exposes victims to blunt-force

Car accidents can cause thermal, electrical, friction, and chemical burns Explosions during a car accident can cause a thermal burn Cooling components can leak during a car accident and overheat metals Airbags can explode during a car accident and cause friction and chemical burns Chemical burns during a car accident can occur because dangerous chemicals leak from the impact of the collision Car accident victims

Drunk driving is a dangerous behavior that can cause severe injuries and wrongful death About 37 people die from drunk driving accidents every day in the United States Drunk driving can cause severe injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), broken bones, and internal injuries Those charged with DUIs can experience penalties like fines, imprisonment, license suspension, increased insurance rates, and required driving classes Negligent

Distracted driving accidents result from manual, visual, and cognitive distractions Distracted drivers can reduce reaction time and lead to a driver missing an obstacle that can cause an accident Hundreds of thousands of distracted driving accidents happen every year Thousands of fatalities result from distracted driving every year Some severe injuries caused by distracted driving accidents include spinal cord injuries, bone fractures, and knee injuries

Many people assume that car accidents occur because of the reckless driving of other motorists. While distracted driving, speeding, and drunk driving can all cause car accidents, poor road conditions can also lead to a driver losing control of their vehicle and crashing. Poor road conditions can lead to dangerous driving conditions. Examples include potholes, cracks in the road, missing stop signs and traffic control

Drivers can experience many types of car accidents, such as head-on, T-bone, and rear-end car collisions, that can expose them to severe injuries. One such type of car accident that can lead to significant damages for drivers is a sideswipe accident. A sideswipe car accident is when two cars going in the same direction at the same speed collide with each other. This collision can