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It's always a tragedy when a teenager or child is killed in a car accident. Parents and families feel the pain of the loss, and entire communities who participated in the child or teen's upbringing, schooling and other activities mourn the loss. In many cases, the...
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when the brain is impacted by an outside force. Usually, that force is violent, like hitting your head on the ground or on a window during a car crash. Traumatic brain injuries range from minor concussions to aneurysms and other...
After a car crash, you might feel okay. It's a false sense of security, though, because many injuries that people suffer in crashes don't emerge until later on, when the adrenaline from the crash wears off. The body creates the burst of adrenaline as a fight-or-flight...
A rollover accident isn't always avoidable, but there are some things you can do to stay safer if you're hit by a truck or another car. How can you avoid a rollover accident? Rollovers only occur in around 3 percent of crashes, making them relatively uncommon. Despite...
Traffic accidents happen in an instant and cost people their lives. Those who survive are often left with serious injuries that need weeks, months or years of expensive medical treatment. It's important for victims to know their rights. If you're injured because of...
Winter driving can be dangerous for anyone traveling, whether it's to head to another state or just a quick trip to the supermarket. To help keep yourself safer, here are some safety tips that can help you stay on the road and stay safe if the worst does come to pass....
A car accident impacts more than just a single dangerous driver. He or she could impact one or more other vehicles, causing major injuries and damage to the others' vehicles. Whenever accidents involve more than one vehicle, the risk of injury or death increases, and...
If you're involved in a car crash with another person, there are steps you should take to help yourself. To start with, you should always stay at the scene, regardless of who is at fault. If the other driver is at fault, it's important to tell this to the police when...
In all 50 states, you're always going to be at risk of being in a car accident. There is no easy way to avoid them; there are far too many factors to determine a single way to keep yourself and family safe. What you can do is look at data to determine the safer areas...
Driving can be dangerous, but it's also a necessity in most people's lives. Getting from place to place doesn't have to result in accidents, but negligent and dangerous drivers take risks that put themselves and others in harm's way. Common causes of car accidents...