The “100 Deadly Days of Summer” is a term that refers to the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day in the United States, a span of time when traffic accidents, fatalities, and injuries increase significantly. This period, which typically lasts from late May to early September, is notorious for its higher rates of motor…
It was supposed to be a quick trip to the grocery store. Misty had just pulled out of her neighborhood when another driver blew through the stop sign and slammed into the side of her car. Her airbags deployed. Her door was crushed. She suffered from a broken wrist and neck injuries, and her car…
If you’ve ever taken a road trip or traveled out of state for work or vacation, you’ve probably wondered—what if I get into a car accident? Though no one wants to imagine it, getting into an accident far from home is more common than you may think. Nevertheless, it can feel overwhelming trying to handle…
As of July 1, 2024, all drivers in Virginia were required to uphold the state’s minimum mandatory levels of liability car insurance. No longer could they opt out of buying auto insurance by paying the uninsured motorist fee. The purpose of this new law is to decrease the number of underinsured or uninsured drivers on…
April marks a critical month for raising awareness about a growing issue on our roads: distracted driving. Every year, this month is dedicated to educating the public about the dangers of distracted driving, a behavior that continues to claim thousands of lives and lead to countless injuries across the country. According to the National Highway…