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Many drivers have heard the saying, “most car accidents happen close to home.” However, is this really true? While exact numbers may vary, there is some truth to the statement. Many crashes in North Carolina occur on everyday routes near neighborhoods and other...
Every day, drivers across North Carolina face unexpected stops on busy roads. Whether caused by traffic signals, pedestrians or road hazards, these sudden braking situations can lead to rear-end collisions. North Carolina law sets clear expectations for driver...
Driving at night places higher demands on your vision. When astigmatism or other visual impairments are present, the risk of a crash can increase especially in low-light conditions. Why astigmatism affects night driving Astigmatism occurs when the cornea or lens has...
Facing an auto accident can be difficult. Aside from recovering, you worry about the piling medical bills, vehicle damage and the stress of filing a claim. Given the complex matter at hand, seeking help from an experienced personal injury lawyer can be the best step...
Can a slow driver cause an accident? Although driving slowly can be a defensive tactic against car accidents, it can also be a hazard. Slow drivers often cause traffic congestion and unintended collisions that put others in danger. Understanding how slow driving can...
North Carolina's network of highways connects communities across the state, from the busy I-40 corridor to routes like US-264 running through Greenville. These high-speed roadways serve thousands of drivers daily, but they can quickly become danger zones when...
Deciding whether to file an insurance claim can be tricky when you're involved in a car accident in North Carolina, and it's not your fault. In North Carolina, you can file a third-party claim with the at-fault driver's insurance company if you're not at fault in an...
Operating a motor vehicle is arguably the most dangerous task people regularly perform. Most people have become so comfortable driving that they fail to treat their daily commute with the respect it deserves. Drivers generally become more competent and skilled as they...
Seemingly minor choices made by individual drivers can affect everyone's safety. When people decide to drive themselves home after one too many beers, they put themselves and others at risk of a crash. When motorists delay making safety-critical repairs to their...
Pedestrians are quite vulnerable in traffic. They have nothing to protect them from the force of impact. They also cannot move as quickly as vehicles. Pedestrian crashes can occur anywhere and anytime. Joggers might end up injured by an inattentive driver backing out...