By Marlo Pagano | Published December 28, 2016 | Posted in Car Accidents | Tagged Tags: Auto Accidents, Personal Injury, weather accidents, winter weather |
Winter Driving Tips
With the winter weather on the horizon, and already rearing its head in some places, we wanted to take a few minutes to remind you of some tips and steps you can take to help yourself, your loved ones, and the drivers around you safe this season. Before you prepare for travel during hazardous conditions, Read More
Read MorePedestrian Accidents, Car Accidents, and Motorcycle Accidents Increase with School Traffic
In many areas, Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer vacation and a return to school for children. Buses are on the road, recent permit and license holders are behind the wheel, and traffic congestion is at an all-time high. There is also a huge influx of students, teachers, and parents walking to and Read More
Read MoreApril is Distracted Driving Month
In this day and age, with a small device, you can take your entire world along with you on the road. Whether you’re heading to the office or home, the grocery store or your in-laws for the holidays, we have never been more available to the rest of the world 24/7. Because of this, drivers Read More
Read MoreWith Daylight Savings Come An Increase In Auto Accidents
Next week (March 13, 2016) marks the beginning of Daylight Savings Time, as we move our clocks ahead one hour. This also means one less hour of sleep for most of us Saturday night. But did you know it could also mean more accidents for you on the road? Some studies have shown that any Read More
Read MorePotholes May Cause Auto Accidents.
You may not think of the cusp of the winter/spring season as bringing hazardous road conditions, but one thing you should keep in mind while you’re driving is potholes. Each winter, as moisture falls into fissures in the concrete and asphalt, then freezes and expands, it creates cracks, holes and gaps in the road. And, Read More
Read MoreBlack Ice and Auto Accidents
As that temperature outside begins to rise and fall, and rise and fall again, the prevalence of black ice, increases. Black ice can form on walkways, outdoor staircases, on driveways, and on roads. This increases the prevalence of auto accidents where weather is a factor. Auto accidents involving weather-related causes can result in personal injury. Read More
Read MoreBut Officer, Her Headlights Were Off . . .
Have you, a friend or a loved one ever been involved in a car accident – what about an automobile accident that could have been avoided but for the negligence of another driver? I’m guessing if you have been involved in a car accident, then you know that when the police are called and arrive Read More
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