The holiday season is a busy time of the year. Many people choose to travel to see family and loved ones. Especially with the COVID-19 being among us this year, many families will choose to drive to their destinations instead of flying. When traveling with your family, it is the parents’ responsibility to keep the… Read More
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Driving While Sick: Is it Safe?
The COVID-19 pandemic has been affecting Americans all over the country. With symptoms such as fever, chills, body aches, and drowsiness, it can cause people to be at risk while driving. This just not just go for people who have COVID-19, but for all illnesses. It happens every day that people will be sick and… Read More
How Back-Up Cameras Can Improve Safety in your Vehicle
One out of every four car accidents are from drivers backing up in their vehicle. It is one of the easiest ways to miss something, or someone that is in your blind spot. Luckily, thanks to new technology, all cars that were built from 2018 and later are now becoming equipped with a back-up camera… Read More
Why Is Underinsured or Uninsured Motorist Insurance Important?
Car accidents are obviously not planned, they happen with the blink of an eye. You could be headed to work, to pick up your kid from school, a road trip, etc. when you are either hit by a car or hit someone’s car. Accidents happen all the time, which is why it is important to… Read More
Reckless Driving on the Rise During COVID 19
One thing you may have come to notice in the midst of this pandemic is the vacancy on the roads. People are in quarantine, so naturally, there are less people driving. Many people would use this association to think that because of less people driving, there are less crashes. Although this is somewhat true, unfortunately… Read More
What to Do if You Are in a Car Accident With an Uber or Lyft
Paid transportation has become increasingly more popular over the past decade. The companies, Uber and Lyft have almost taken over the taxi service industry. Uber and Lyft drivers are regular people driving their own cars while picking up and dropping off people for money. Just like anyone, they can get in car accidents too. There… Read More
Where Are You Most Likely to Get Into a Car Accident?
Everyone can probably say that almost every time they are driving, they witness a car accident on the side of the road. It is normal to think that most car accidents happen on the highway. In actuality, most car accidents happen elsewhere. More than half of the car accidents on the road actually happen closer… Read More
Common Causes of Car Accidents
According to cdc.gov, there were 3,051 car accident fatalities in 2020 with a death rate of 66.8. It is important to be aware of the risk taken each time you and others around you on the road operate a vehicle. There are many outside factors that can cause car accidents. Understanding the common causes of… Read More
How to Avoid Car Accidents When Driving at Night
Driving at night can be scary. There are many roads that are not very well lit, which can cause people to get into accidents. As we are moving into the winter months, I am sure you have noticed that it is getting dark earlier, and much more quickly. Driving at night comes along with many… Read More
How Daylight Savings Time Can Affect Your Driving
When daylight savings time ends on November 1, the summer has officially ended which means it’ll start getting darker significantly earlier. This doesn’t mean you just need to change your clocks, but you need to understand that you will be driving a lot more in the dark. According to nsc.org the risk of a fatal… Read More
