After a car accident, you may feel panicked, disoriented or unable to focus. Unfortunately, it’s also a time that requires a lot from you—quick instincts, a cool head and the ability to gather evidence. While the circumstances of every crash are different, it does help to maintain a mental checklist of what you should do ... Read More
With trucks weighing 20 to 30 times as much as cars, it’s no surprise that when they’re involved in crashes, the results can be serious. According to the National Safety Council, large trucks account for 9 percent of all vehicles involved in fatal crashes, even though they make up only 4 percent of registered vehicles. ... Read More
If your teen is nearing driving age, you may be surprised by how much has changed since you got your own license. Newer rules, designed to minimize risky behaviors, give drivers time to practice—getting comfortable behind the wheel before they’re given the full privileges of a Class C license. So what are some of the ... Read More
While even a fender-bender can sometimes do a lot of damage to the human body, some car crashes are truly devastating. Whether it’s because of high speeds, the type of crash, the size of the other vehicle involved or the lack of seatbelts, certain types of wrecks just do more harm. Unfortunately, some result in ... Read More
After a crash, your thoughts may fly in a million directions. First, of course, is your concern for your own health and safety, plus that of your passengers and the other drivers and occupants involved. But you may also worry about everything from the condition of your car to the appointment you’re about to miss. ... Read More
