Distracted driving is a dangerous behavior that can have severe consequences, including injury or death. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that distracted driving was a factor in over 3,000 fatal crashes in 2019. This article will explore four...
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California summer driving hazards
The U.S. Census Bureau reports that California has more than 39 million residents. And the state receives millions of visitors per year. You’ll find more residents and tourists sharing the roads during the summer. If you know these summer driving hazards, you’ll have...
Are pickup owners bad drivers?
If you are an average motorist driving a typical mid-size sedan, the odds are high that you might feel a little uneasy if a large pickup truck comes up behind you at a high speed. That is to say nothing of how a pedestrian might feel when approached by a pickup in a...
Use caution on the most dangerous roads in California
Few events are more distressing than getting into a car accident. If the incident is minor, drivers might escape with cosmetic vehicle damage. In severe crashes, someone may suffer a debilitating injury or even die. The chance of winding up in the ICU increases under...
The new IIHS vehicle safety ratings for 2023
Many factors go into the decision of which car to buy for yourself or your family, but safety should always be chief among them. Each year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety provides vehicle safety ratings by evaluating the latest models on the basis of...
Safety tips for navigating roundabouts
The United States is gradually embracing roundabouts, which are safer and more efficient than traditional intersections. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, there might have been 51,000 fewer crashes in 2018 if the U.S. implemented more...
4 tips for driving in high wind
High winds can pose a serious safety risk for drivers. In fact, swerving due to wind and similar circumstances led to hundreds of fatal crashes in 2020. Driving where high winds or storms are possible requires forethought to stay safe. 1. Plan your trip Try to plan...
Avoid head-on collisions with the 4 Rs
Head-on crashes contribute to a disproportionate amount of traffic fatalities. According to the Federal Highway Administration, 14 percent of roadway deaths each year result from head-on collisions, and the vast majority are avoidable. To prevent head-on collisions,...
Truck vs. car crashes
Motor vehicle collisions can range in severity, and the specific vehicle involved could factor into how much damage occurs. A compact car would likely suffer more damage than a tractor-trailer if hit from behind. Conversely, a tractor-trailer could crush a compact car...
Spotting and avoiding impaired drivers
Impaired driving is an unfortunately common crime in the United States. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 32 people die daily from impaired driving accidents. The sad part of drunk or impaired driving is that every crash is preventable....