According to the CDC, the risk of motor vehicle crashes is highest among teens aged 16 to 19. In fact, the fatal crash rate per mile for this age group is almost three times the rate for drivers who are age 20 or older. The above is why teaching teenagers to drive requires hours and…
Some people immediately realize they are injured after a car accident. Lacerations, fractures, and other injuries typically present with apparent symptoms like pain. Others don’t feel or display immediate signs of injury. It’s crucial to undergo medical evaluation even if you survived a traffic collision without a scratch. Watch out for these delayed symptoms that…
What do you do when you encounter a reckless driver on the road? First, stay at a safe distance from the vehicle. Change lanes, make a turn, or pull to the side of the road. If the situation seems dangerous, call 9-1-1 and report the reckless driver. When you call 9-1-1, gather information about the…