Statistically speaking, it’s clear that young drivers cause significant problems on the road. Their rate of fatal accidents is higher than any other age group. They are well known for making mistakes behind the wheel and causing these crashes. Unfortunately, a lot of...
Experiencing a car crash is a distressing ordeal. In the aftermath, amidst the shock and confusion, you might overlook subtle signs of a serious health issue – traumatic brain injury. It's crucial to know about TBI to take the necessary steps for your health and your...
There are millions of cars on the road and thousands of accidents happening every day. Your chances of getting into a fatal auto accident are 1 to 1,000 – and your odds of getting into a nonfatal wreck are even higher. Statistically, you are likely to be in three or...
Car accidents can be a traumatic experience for everyone involved. Not only do they often result in physical injuries, but they can also leave emotional scars that can last for years. In New Jersey, the comparative negligence law can impact your ability to recover...
One of the most important things you can do after a car accident is to call the police. It may sound insignificant, especially if the crash resulted in minor injuries or minimal property damage, but it's better safe than sorry. Here is why. First, it is a legal...
Car accidents can be stressful, confusing and even frightening experiences. No one is fully prepared for such instances. However, it is essential to be aware of what to do in the aftermath of a crash to protect yourself legally. One of the most critical things to...
The risk of a car crash is a natural byproduct of using personal motor vehicle transportation. Dozens of people experience property damage and even significant injuries because of collisions every day in the Garden State. Sometimes, those affected by a crash will have...
Some think of whiplash as a minor injury that can be easily treated. However, the reality is that this injury can be much more serious and debilitating than many people realize. If left untreated, it may have some long-term effects, such as ringing in the ears,...
While there are many different types of distracted driving, there are three that are most common: visual (taking your eyes off the road), manual (taking your hands off the wheel), and cognitive (not being entirely focused on driving). Let's take a closer look at each...
You do your best to avoid distracted driving, so you turn down the radio, eat before you go and put your smartphone on mute. What can you do about the kids? Studies have shown that parents are at a distinct disadvantage out there on the roads when their kids are in...
