Month: July 2020

If a motorist is driving erratically, it could be a momentary lapse of attention, or it could be an intoxicated driver. At times, it can be hard to tell, but any driver should be aware of the primary signs of an impaired driver.  How Can I Tell if a Driver is Drunk? Drunk driving is extremely dangerous, so it is important to know the signs of a drunk driver. Some common signs include the following: Judgement Problems: This manifests in[…] Read More

An individual’s car might be towed for several reasons, such as a car accident or a parking ticket. No matter the reason, vehicular damage could occur during the time the towing company has the car. In situations like this, the car’s owner may wonder who is liable for the vehicular damage. What Kind of Damage Can Occur During a Tow? When a tow company is towing a car, they have a duty to protect the vehicle they are attempting to[…] Read More

Although hard data on car accidents during the COVID-19 pandemic has not come in yet, anecdotal evidence is beginning to come to light as drivers return to the roads. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many drivers took a break from driving since they were suddenly working from home and they were no longer transporting children to school and other activities.  Additionally, the drivers who have stayed on the roads regularly during the pandemic have definitely noticed a decrease[…] Read More

There is no doubt that nearly all car accidents are caused by human error. However, studies show that autonomous vehicles will not eliminate car accidents completely. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), self-driving vehicles will likely only prevent a third of all motor-vehicle accidents. Fewer accidents is great; however, this study debunks the theory that driverless cars will solve car accidents entirely. What Do Driverless Cars Fail to Detect? Autonomous cars might eventually detect hazards better than[…] Read More

A recent study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) showed that 15 out of the 20 most dangerous models for drivers were small cars, particularly subcompacts or superminis. This is not a new revelation, but this information has been broken down to show why these small cars are dangerous, if there are exceptions, and what drivers can do to avoid major car accidents. Drivers or passengers who have lost family members have a right to file a wrongful[…] Read More