One of the most dangerous traffic collisions you can be involved in is a wrong-way crash on the interstate. For one thing, it often happens very quickly, so you may have no chance to get out of the way of the wrong-way driver. Additionally, the combined speed of both...
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3 serious injuries associated with road traffic collisions
Some people escape from a car wreck with only minor injuries. Unfortunately, for many people, this is not the case. Serious injuries from car accidents can have life-changing consequences. Here are three of the most serious injuries associated with road traffic...
The psychological impacts of car accidents
Car accidents often lead to serious injuries and even fatalities. However, accidents also take a psychological toll. Psychological injuries are every bit as real as physical ones, and they require medical attention and rehabilitative therapy. Outlined below are some...
Can I recover compensation if I wasn’t wearing my seatbelt?
Being involved in a car accident without wearing a seatbelt raises concerns about compensation. In Florida, while wearing a seatbelt is required by law, it does not completely prevent you from seeking compensation. Here's how seatbelt usage impacts your ability to...
3 reasons motorists don’t avoid crashing
If you are driving along and see you on a collision course with another vehicle, then you and most reasonable people would take action. You’d brake, adjust your course, or do whatever is necessary to avoid that collision. The same would apply if it were a pedestrian...
How to prove fault after a car accident
Proving fault in a car accident is crucial when seeking compensation for damages or injuries. Understanding the steps to establish liability can strengthen your claim and improve the chances of a favorable outcome. Below are some tips for providing information to...
Daydreaming named a top driving distraction
Driving distractions are often visible and obvious. Say that you are sitting at a red light when the light turns green and the car ahead of you doesn’t move. In the side mirror, you can see that the driver is looking down at their phone. Other distractions include...
How fast do drivers actually react to traffic conditions?
If you ask someone how fast they can react to road conditions, they may say that they’re a good driver, and they react right away. They’re always watching the road. As soon as they see the brake lights from the next car, they start slowing down. They may even think...
Could dangerous children’s products be lurking in your home?
From nursing pillows that pose a suffocation risk to newborns to infant loungers that suddenly collapse, there are all kinds of unsafe products out there on the market aimed at infants and toddlers – and a recent investigative report by NBC News indicates that not...
3 ways public building management protect against fires
The owners and management of buildings that are open to the public owe visitors a duty of care -- and that means guarding against common safety risks, such as fires. Fires in public buildings have long been a major concern, which is why managers need to be proactive...