The aftermath of a car accident is a very stressful time, especially if you were injured. You may be dealing with medical treatment, vehicle repairs, missed work and worrying about...
When you are around a driver who is distracted, in most cases, you can tell they are not paying attention to driving. For example, when they are texting, talking on...
Many collisions are so serious that people immediately recognize their potential for injury. Other collisions may seem less serious initially. Frequently, people treat rear-end collisions like fender benders. They assume...
Unlike typical two-car accidents, pile-ups are defined by their chain-reaction nature. Once the first impact occurs, the vehicles behind have little time or space to stop, especially in poor visibility...
Car accidents can be overwhelming, and in the stress of the moment, it’s easy to make mistakes. Many common myths about what to do after a car accident can lead...
Rideshare apps have gone from a novel form of transportation to an indispensable part of life in North Carolina. They connect rural and suburban residents with opportunities and are the...
When drivers take their vehicles to a repair shop, they expect the work to be done correctly and safely. If mistakes are made, those errors can sometimes lead to serious...
Road debris, such as fallen cargo, tire treads, or loose equipment, can appear without warning and trigger a serious collision. These incidents often involve multiple vehicles and lead to severe...
When someone is injured in a car accident, the cause is often assumed to be the fault of another driver. However, in some cases, an auto repair shop may be...
Black and white are two of the most common colors for cars in the United States. But that does not mean that they have equal accident risks. What some research indicates is...
