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Riding in a limousine, whether it be for convenience or extravagance, is always exciting. People book limousines to transport a larger number of people and they are supposed to be the safest way to arrive at a destination whether alcohol is involved or not. However,...
One week, Kansas Citians were driving in snow and ice conditions, and the next, heavy rain. For now, we will assume that the spring season is about to come into full bloom, and with it will come driving in the rain. Driving safely is amplified while driving in the...
The scene of a car accident is generally very chaotic for all involved and can prove to be very tense when the parties involved do not agree who was at fault. Police officers are trained to investigate and report car accidents, which involves both subjective and...
Remember the old days when power steering in a vehicle was the only safety feature offered? Fast forward 50 years to self-parking and self-driving cars and coming soon, flying cars! Proven safety features are worth their weight in silver, as they have...
Pedestrian versus motor vehicle accidents often result in catastrophic injury or death to the pedestrian. According to the NHTSA’s most recent statistic, pedestrian fatalities topped just over 6,000 people, and unfortunately that number continues to rise, (nhtsa.gov)....
When Can an Employer be Responsible for an Employee Drinking and Driving
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Blood alcohol concentration or BAC is the percentage of alcohol present in an individual's bloodstream. An individual's BAC is determined by gender, weight, quantity, type...
Rarely would a driver decide to close their eyes while accelerating to merge onto the highway or would a driver decide to initiate the cruise control and make the choice to fall asleep. Seems completely absurd, yet there is not much difference when drivers choose to...
Construction work zone car accidents are a serious matter and occur much too frequently, causing property damage, injury, or even death. On any given day, thousands of motorists travel through work zones, and regardless of warning signs, flashing arrows to merge...
Drowsy driving occurs when a driver is too tired to remain alert to their surroundings. As a result, a driver may have slower reaction times, weave in and out of their lane or onto a rumble strip, or the worst-case scenario, fall asleep behind the wheel, and...
