While traveling on a New Jersey highway, you may experience visual, manual, or cognitive distractions that significantly increase your risk of causing an accident. In some cases, a distraction may impact you in multiple ways. For example, using a cellphone might cause...
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Car Accidents
The growing importance of AI in personal injury lawsuits
When attorneys in New Jersey and around the country prepare personal injury cases, one of the first steps they take is often scrutinizing analytical data provided by companies that gather information about judges, lawyers, and lawsuits. This data is used to determine...
Is there technology to prevent distracted driving?
Distracted driving is on the rise in New Jersey, and it’s not only because of cellphones but also other passengers, built-in features and even the car radio. When you perform actions every day, it can be hard to not get distracted or let your mind wander. However,...
The most severe types of car accident injuries
Numerous car accidents occur in New Jersey every year. Many individuals do have to deal with some sort of injury because of them. The following is information on some of the most severe types of injuries that an individual may sustain in a car accident. Neck injuries...
What to say to your insurance company after a car accident
After getting in a car accident in New Jersey, you're going to have to report it to your insurance company, which is going to help you cover your medical bills and repairs. Therefore, it's important to know what to say in this kind of situation. Here are some...
Are electric cars really safe?
In New Jersey and across the United States, focus is intensifying on the production and use of electric cars. An ever-increasing number of electric automobile advocates, governmental officials and vehicle manufacturers are setting their sights on a proverbial endgame...
Reasons why car accidents are more likely near home
A recent study has revealed that over 50% of car crashes happen close to a driver's home. As a New Jersey resident, this statistic can be scary, to say the least. Understanding why these accidents are more likely to happen can help you to better mitigate the risk of...
Are there “atypical” rear-end accidents?
Rear-end car collisions occur on roads all across the United States. New Jersey drivers may worry about getting hit while stopped at a stop sign or intersection. While such incidents might be familiar, they don't reflect the only examples of rear-end vehicle...
Is drowsy driving equivalent to drunk driving?
Drowsy driving is extremely prevalent because many people don't assume it's as dangerous as driving while intoxicated in New Jersey. Unfortunately, driving when you're fatigued slows your reaction time and can increase the risk of getting into car accidents. Studies...
The first few minutes of driving are the most dangerous
When you get behind the wheel in New Jersey, your mind is likely on where you're headed and what you're going to do there. Your mind knows that you've driven down your neighborhood road what seems like millions of times. The last thing that's likely on your mind is...

