If you've been in an accident on the road, it might be difficult to begin driving again without feeling stressed. Whether the accident was your fault or not, it can still be traumatizing. Finding your confidence on the road after an accident is important for safe driving. Driving timidly because you're afraid can actually make
All across America, thousands of semi-trucks are on the road every day. In fact, the number of semi-trucks and semi-trailers in this country are in the millions. It is incredibly common for you to come into contact with them when you hit the roads. Semi tricks are both large and heavy. While their size allows
Not everyone on the road has enough car insurance to them in an accident. In fact, some drivers do not even have insurance at all! As you can imagine, this can lead to quite a headache for motorists who are in an accident. In the US, there are 215 million people with car insurance. However,
Insurance is something we all need but hope we never have to use. Nowadays, you can insure just about everything. From common things like cars, boats and homes all the way to celebrities insuring parts of themselves. J.Lo, anyone? Car insurance can be especially challenging to figure out. You may think car insurance is pretty
Cars, boats, motorcycle trailers, and RVs are just some of the things you may see being pulled behind a vehicle. If you do not know how to secure them or handle them on the road, they are hazards. This is also true if a driver does not know how to properly pull a trailer behind
With many people choosing to stay off of planes and cruise ships this year, road trips have become popular travel option. While some road trips are not very far at all, others may entail long stretches of driving. Your risk for an automobile accident increases the longer you are on the road. From driver distractions
According to the CDC, 5,977 pedestrians died in traffic crashes in the United States in 2017. That equates to about one death every 88 minutes. That same year, around 137,000 pedestrians were treated in emergency departments for nonfatal crash-related injuries. Pedestrians are 1.5 times more likely to die in a car crash than vehicle occupants