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Distracted drivers mixed with distracted pedestrians occur on a typical afternoon in every parking lot across the country. When you think about injury or death as a result of a car accident, rarely does it cross most people’s mindset that the accident occurred in a...
Distracted driving warnings are everywhere, yet it is common to be driving down the highway and have a motorist pass you at 75mph while looking at their phone. That same motorist neglects to see the cars in front of them slowing down, rear-ending the vehicle in front...
Thousands of people are involved in car accidents that result in injury or death each year. According to the National Highway Traffic Association and the CDC injury center, car accidents are the leading cause of death in the U.S. It is not a secret that the leading...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 1.35 million lose their lives each year as a result of a car accident. On top of that, 20-50 million people suffer non-fatal injuries, with many incurring life long disabilities as a result. There are...
With millions of drivers on the road each day, there is no doubt that car accidents, both fatal and non-fatal, occur. Rain, ice, sleet, snow, and even fog increase rates of car accidents. While the weather is out of the driver’s control when an accident occurs,...
It is a gamble each winter day in the Midwest as to whether the road conditions will be dry. Snow, rain, and black ice all increase the possibility of being involved in a multi-car crash. If you or a loved one has been injured or involved in a car crash, it is safe...
A traffic citation or ticket is a summons issued to a driver by a law enforcement officer due to a direct violation of a traffic law. Traffic citations detail the traffic violation committed as well as request the driver to appear in traffic court. The driver then...
The holiday season and all of their celebrations are just around the corner and increased alcohol consumption during this time can take the fun out of the festivities. Excessive drinking or binge drinking is not only a public health issue; but also, a law enforcement...
Should I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test Should I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test is a blog designed for educational purposes and only addresses the Preliminary Breathalyzer Test or PBT. The information provided is not meant to be substituted for legal advice from a licensed...
Automated traffic safety enforcement began in the 1960’s with red light sensors and eventually mounted cameras to detect drivers who were speeding or who had run a red light. Red light cameras emerged as an effort to improve traffic safety, but over the course of the...
