One hopes that this Memorial Day weekend will be a safe one for all those here in the Houston area, particularly out on the roads. Many things can affect how safe the roads are over a holiday weekend. One is how careful drivers are to avoid mixing drinking and driving.
Should You Be Paying For Your Own Medical Treatment After A Car Accident?
Recovering from an injury suffered in a motor vehicle accident can take time, if a complete recovery is even possible. Medical bills will pile up fast. Doctor visits, physical therapy, surgery and prescriptions are not cheap. Should you have to cover these costs on your own?
Increased connectivity in trucking and hacking concerns
With the developments that have occurred in internet and digital technologies, increased connectivity is something that has been occurring in all sorts of different contexts and industries. This includes the trucking industry.
When are tempers particularly high on the roads?
Losing one’s temper can be problematic in any circumstance. Behind the wheel though, it can be downright dangerous. When a person’s temper flares when driving, and they allow their temper to control how they act behind the wheel, it could result in them engaging in road rage or aggressive driving. Serious car crashes can come out of such behavior.
Car radios and distracted driving
Just because a driver puts their phone away when behind the wheel doesn’t mean they are immune to distracted driving. There are numerous things beyond cellphones that have the potential to be distracting to drivers. One such thing is a car radio.
Report: truck involvement in U.S. injury accidents went up
Among the harms truck accidents can cause are serious injuries. Statistics suggest that the U.S. may have recently experienced a trend of increases in injury-causing truck accidents.
What parents can do to promote good driving practices for teens
In some situations, how a teen acts can have major long-term ramifications, both for the teen and others. One such situation is when a teen is behind the wheel.
