Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents
Tips to choose the safest car seat for your baby
There is a long list of things to buy when you are expecting your first child. From the right bassinet to the safest baby toys, every parent only wants what is best to protect the child they welcome into the world. This is a natural instinct. But deciding which products are the best for your
NTSB: More than 60% of drivers in wrong-way crashes are impaired
Have you been arrested for driving the wrong way on a highway? If so, chances are it occurred either at night or on the weekend and you were probably driving in the lane closest to the median. And, chances are, you were charged with DUI. According to a special investigation by the National Transportation Safety
Daylight savings time: Beware of drowsy driving
On March 8, daylight savings time will start. Everyone will set their clocks forward one hour in anticipation, but we will also lose an hour of sleep. Many people are willing to give up an hour of sleep to welcome back longer days and more hours of sunlight. However, all drivers must ensure they remain
NHTSA’s 2018 data on drunk driving crashes in the United States
In December, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released its latest analysis of drunk driving accidents in the U.S., which uses data from 2018. The agency analyzes data from the federal Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), to which law enforcement across the country reports whenever a crash occurs on a public trafficway and results
Injury and death take a toll on the family
A catastrophic injury or death in your family can leave you in shock. Suddenly, you do not know what to do or how to move forward. Everyone reacts differently to a loved one’s suffering or death. There is no way to tell anyone what they will experience. However, there are two common effects that many
Amazon demands delivery speed but attempts to shield itself from liability
When an employee of a company causes a traffic crash, it’s not just the driver who could be held accountable. It’s possible to sue the company and hold it accountable as well — especially when the company exerted substantial control over the driver’s actions. When an Amazon.com driver causes a wreck, however, Amazon denies legal
Most Americans still fear self-driving cars
As more automakers develop autonomous vehicles, are consumers on board with the technology? The latest survey data suggests not. According to a study by the American Automobile Association (AAA), a little over seven out of 10 Americans surveyed remain skeptical about self-driving cars. This statistic is virtually unchanged from the previous year when 73 percent of
Are narcissists bad drivers?
In Greek mythology, many loved the hunter Narcissus for his beauty, but he showed them contempt and disdain. It seems many fellow narcissists exhibit similar behavior on the road. (A narcissist is someone who has an inflated sense of self-importance or who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves). Psychological scientists from Ohio
What are Tennessee’s motorcycle safety requirements?
Tennessee motorcyclists and those visiting from other states can enjoy our scenic highways and the wind at their back. While riding through the Volunteer State, motorcyclists should know the safety requirements. In Tennessee, anyone on a motorcycle must wear a helmet. While some nearby states such as Kentucky and Arkansas require helmet use for riders
Child passenger safety: an FAQ for Tennessee parents
It’s a remarkable feeling, bringing your child home for the first time. Whether the drive is from the hospital or an adoption agency, you know you’ve been entrusted with a tremendous responsibility, not only now but for years to come. You’ve probably already purchased a child car seat. But what do you need to know