Car Accident

Driving & Roadway Travel Expected to Change Dramatically Over the Coming Decades, Study Reveals   Over the coming decades, how we get around on the roads – and how many miles are being driven on U.S. roads – will dramatically change, according to the latest predictions from KPMG1. “I’m not sure people understand the enormity

Adjusting a vehicle’s mirrors before driving and driving defensively are two ways to reduce your risk of getting into blind spot motor vehicle accidents.   Picking up from Blind Spot Motor Vehicle Accidents (Part 1), the following provides some more information regarding traffic accidents that occur when drivers don’t check their blind spots before changing

2015 Ends with 11% Increase in Traffic Death Rate in Missouri   After a few years of steadily declining traffic fatalities in Missouri, last year, there was a dramatic jump in the death rate, as officials report that 853 people were killed in fatal crashes in Missouri in 2015. This reportedly marks an 11.4 percent

Buckle Up No Matter Where You Sit in a Vehicle, IDOT Urges   Although more than 95 percent of drivers in Illinois are reportedly buckling up, seatbelt usage among back seat passengers is still “lagging behind,” according to the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). In fact, a recent IDOT study indicates that only about 85

Eighteen pedestrians have been hit and killed in St. Louis so far in 2015, representing more than then the number of pedestrian fatalities that occurred in St. Louis in 2013 and 2014 combined. As safety officials scramble to try to reverse this trend and protect all travelers on St. Louis roads, some are now calling

Distracted drivers are involved in nearly 1 in every 4 traffic accidents that occur in the U.S. annually. While this clearly indicates that distracted driving is a prominent problem on American roads, it also reveals how many people may be unaware of the following facts about distracted driving – and of just how risky it

Well, you may not have a choice if Allstate is able to broadly use new technology for which it recently received a patent. Known as “traffic-based driving analysis,” this technology would allow the insurance provider to record various data about drivers, their actions and their driving environments. What Could Allstate Monitor with this Technology?

The defective Takata airbags that have, to date, killed 8 people and injured at least 100 still remain in the vast majority of affected vehicles in the U.S., reports the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In fact, according to regulators, who announced the Takata airbag recall back in November 2014, only about 4.4 million

When it comes time to make a claim against an insurance policy, you may be shocked to find out that your insurance company is not really your advocate. In fact, the insurer who promised to act “like a good neighbor” or put you in “good hands” when selling you a policy can become difficult to