Almost all drivers have been stuck in traffic at one time or another. In these frustrating situations, it's tempting to ride the bumper of the car ahead, hoping to pressure them to go faster. This behavior, known as tailgating, is a common yet incredibly dangerous...
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How can a New Jersey DWI affect car insurance coverage and rates?
Drivers in New Jersey generally have an obligation to carry liability insurance. Their property damage and personal injury coverage can pay for the costs incurred by others if they are at fault for a wreck. The average person doesn't have a high enough income or...
Spring driving challenges
The average driver welcomes the arrival of spring with a bit of relief – because nobody really enjoys driving in the snow. However, spring brings its own share of hazards to the road, and even seasoned drivers can be taken off guard by some of them. Here are some of...
How New Jersey’s expanded “Move Over” law can save lives
All states have some kind of “Move Over” law that requires drivers to slow down or move into another lane if they approach emergency services vehicles and personnel working on or at the side of the road. New Jersey’s law used to cover ambulances, police cars, fire...
Why you shouldn’t delay repairing a recalled vehicle
On March 4, “Vehicle Safety Recalls Week” kicks off in the U.S. There are so many causes and realities that deserve to be celebrated, honored and otherwise recognized. You may be wondering why vehicle safety recalls are so important that they warrant not just a day...
3 tips for dealing with an aggressive driver
Driving around a driver who speeds, tailgates, runs red lights, changes lanes unsafely, engages in road rage, cuts right in front of other drivers or weaves in and out of traffic is not a walk in the park. You may be frustrated because their actions can cause an...
Is your child’s car seat safe to use post-crash?
Determining whether a child's car seat is safe to use after being involved in a crash is important for ensuring the continued safety of that child. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) provides relatively clear guidelines to help parents and...
What’s considered wrongful termination?
Wrongful termination occurs when an employee is fired or laid off from their job for illegal reasons. New Jersey’s employment laws protect workers from being terminated on grounds that violate state or federal laws. Understanding these protections and the concept of...
Critical questions for your doctor after a car crash
Car accidents can cause severe injuries that affect your physical, emotional and financial well-being. If you were involved in an accident, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible, even if you feel okay, as it can help protect your accident claim. When...
Why a TBI can have lasting ramifications
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can often have symptoms that do not go away with time. The person may physically heal from the injuries – such as a head injury sustained in a car accident – but this doesn’t mean that they will feel 100% like they did before the...