Auto regulators at the national level recently announced they believe our roads would be safer with more self-driving cars. Machines over men when it comes to safer highways is what they’re betting on, and the statements made during the latter part of 2016 were the most aggressive we’ve seen from federal regulators. The government’s support […]
Read More...Determining who is at fault for an auto accident can be tricky; when fault is in dispute, it often leads to litigation and delays in awarding damages. In the 1970s, several states decided to pass legislation that introduced no-fault car insurance, which is intended to help simplify fault determinations and avoid litigation for minor injuries. […]
Read More...How to Keep Your Insurance Rates Under Control Since 2011, auto insurance premiums on average have skyrocketed to $926, up a shocking 16%. According to insurance companies, this spike is due in part to more people driving distracted, which includes smartphone use while driving. Distracted driving leads to more insurance claims, higher premiums, and more […]
Read More...According to the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, one third of adults aged 65 and older fall each year. Slip and fall cases are a leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among elderly citizens, accounting for as many as 20,000 deaths in the U.S. annually; aside from injury itself, the fear of […]
Read More...How Stress Affects Your Driving Some driving distractions like using a cell phone or playing music too loud are obvious; but others, like being stressed, aren’t always so evident. When we’re overcome by worry or anxiety, we can be a danger on the road. Drivers who are extremely emotional, especially in a negative way, can’t […]
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