Car Accidents

In 2025, the role of cellphone distraction in car accidents is well known. Phones are highly distracting to drivers—whether they are talking, texting or even using them for other functions—such as navigating with GPS or streaming music over the car stereo system....

If you notice a driver around you is eating, you need to be extra careful because they are distracted. They may not be paying attention to their driving and, in turn, may make a mistake that causes a crash. Here is how eating while driving can be dangerous: Eyes off...

Motor vehicle collisions are one of the leading causes of catastrophic injuries. People can hit their heads and sustain traumatic brain injuries. They can develop spinal cord injuries. They might also lose body parts. Amputation or limb loss has the potential to...

Some drivers believe they can operate their vehicles while doing other activities. While they may get away with it sometimes, there may come a day when those distractions cause a catastrophic crash.  Approximately nine people are killed in distracted driving crashes....

In many ways, the evolution of automotive safety technology has made cars safer than ever. Modern vehicles come equipped with systems like blind spot monitoring, collision warning sensors and backup cameras, all designed to prevent accidents or reduce the severity of...

An impact to the head in a car crash can cause different types of potentially life-threatening head injuries to occur. Skull fractures are among the most critical injuries that can result from a car accident. These fractures occur when the skull is subjected to...

A semi-truck accident can be devastating for someone in a passenger vehicle. While the average car weighs around 4,000 to 5,000 pounds, a fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. The disparity in size and weight significantly increases the risk of severe...

It’s very unnerving to see headlights coming toward you in the wrong lane. Perhaps you’re driving down the interstate at night and think the other car may be on a different road or around a curve, giving the illusion that it’s in your lane. But as you get closer, you...

Recovering from a severe accident takes a long time. It often requires significant time away from work while you heal. Between lost wages and medical bills, financial strain begins to take over your life. When the insurance company offers you a settlement, it can seem...

Tailgating occurs when a driver follows another vehicle too closely. The recommended following distance is three seconds. This means that it should take the following vehicle three seconds to pass a stationary point after the vehicle in front passes that same point....