Car accidents
What Is Causing Neck & Lower Back Pain After a Car Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on February 25, 2019
Car accidents can cause a host of injuries and medical issues, and accidents that occur at high speeds have the greatest chance of causing catastrophic injuries. When a person experiences a car accident, he or she may walk away seemingly unscathed and then be unable to get out of bed the next day from aches… read more
How does my uninsured motorist policy really work after an accident?
Posted in Car accidents on January 24, 2019
Does your car insurance plan have “uninsured motorist” coverage? Do you know how this type of coverage works in Tennessee? You might be surprised to learn how it works! When you find yourself hit by an uninsured driver, or a driver without enough insurance to pay your claim, you may feel relieved when you remember… read more
How Do I Know if My Tires Need to Be Replaced?
Posted in Car accidents on January 21, 2019
Vehicle maintenance is critical to the safety of you, your passengers, and other people on the road. One of the most important forms of vehicle maintenance is regular tire replacement – the condition of your tires directly impacts how your vehicle operates on the road. Worn down tires can lead to skidding, blowouts, and dangerous… read more
What Happens in a Rental Car Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on January 17, 2019
If you are traveling in a rental car, you are likely enjoying a vacation or traveling for business. The last issue you want to worry about during these times is the possibility of a car accident – however, these incidents are very common and often unavoidable if you are not at-fault. How can you protect… read more
Why the First Rain Is So Dangerous for Car Accidents
Posted in Car accidents on January 15, 2019
Driving in the rain is hazardous for many drivers. However, the first rain after a period of dry weather can increase risks to most drivers on the road. The first rain and dangerous weather conditions can increase the effects of negligence on the road, leading to severe accidents, injuries, and death. Drivers can follow certain… read more
What You Need to Know About Filing a Whiplash Claim
Posted in Car accidents on January 8, 2019
Whiplash is a common injury suffered by victims of car accidents. Many victims may ignore the symptoms, despite how they can severely impact their day-to-day lives. Whiplash can last for days, weeks, or even months following an accident. However, many insurance companies try to cast doubt upon victims with whiplash injuries – which is why… read more
What Are the Tennessee Right of Way Laws?
Posted in Car accidents on January 1, 2019
Pedestrian and motor vehicle accidents are a common cause of injury and death throughout Tennessee. Confusion about the right of way laws can cause many of these accidents, as well as driving under the influence, distracted driving, and other types of recklessness and negligence. To effectively avoid these accidents, Tennessee drivers and pedestrians alike can… read more
How Dangerous Is Drowsy Driving?
Posted in Car accidents on December 19, 2018
Drowsy driving is more common than most drivers think. Statistics show about 50% of U.S. drivers admit to consistently driving drowsy. Twenty percent (20%) said they fell asleep behind the wheel in the past year. An even higher percentage is likely, due to lack of reporting. Drowsy driving is a deadly mistake. Keep yourself and… read more
Does the Rate of Car Accidents Increase After Daylight Savings Time?
Posted in Car accidents on December 17, 2018
Daylight savings time shifts the clocks an hour forward in Tennessee, starting on March 2 every year. This means it is dark for an extra hour in the morning, and light for an extra hour in the evening. Many people do not like the time change – especially those with early-morning commutes. Yet daylight savings… read more
What Are the Hidden Dangers of 15-Passenger Vans?
Posted in Car accidents on December 14, 2018
Fifteen-passenger vans are common methods of transportation for churches, schools, nursing homes, daycare centers, employers, tour groups, and commercial companies. Unfortunately, these vans are not always safe for passengers. Research shows 15-passenger vans can pose serious risks for occupants – including a high risk of rollover crashes. Exploring the hidden dangers of 15-passenger vans could… read more