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Auto collisions and motor vehicle accidents can be stressful and traumatic experiences for those involved. While many physical injuries may become immediately apparent, some may not appear until days or weeks after the accident. Knowing what delayed injuries to...
Though it gets less media attention than distracted driving and drunk driving, road rage remains a problem on Augusta's highways and surface streets. Serious car accidents caused by a driver caught in a road rage might happen less often than ones triggered by a...
Have you ever tried crossing the street and encountered a fast-moving vehicle that nearly hit you? If so, you are not alone. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 6,500 pedestrians died in 2020. To prevent this from happening,...
Even though some accidents are out of your control, there are steps you can take to help prevent accidents. You can avoid many of these common automobile accidents with planning and thoughtful practice. Here are four common types of car accidents and ways for you to...
You placed your loved one in an assisted living facility to receive the care you cannot provide. Unfortunately, your aging family member may not be as safe as you think. Nursing home abuse is a widespread issue, with approximately 64% of staff members admitting to...
When it comes to distracted driving, smartphones and texting behind the wheel often rise to the top as the major culprits behind this illegal and unsafe behavior. Alarmingly, this dubious pair has gained in popularity in the past 20 years leading to many motor vehicle...
Whether you love a good bargain or enjoy shopping for exotic produce, it can be fun to walk around the grocery store. During inclement weather, you may worry about slipping in the parking lot and injuring yourself in a fall. Your odds of suffering a serious injury,...
When car accidents happen in the U.S., someone often suffers a serious and potentially life-altering injury. In fact, more than 4.4 million Americans require medical care after crashes on U.S. roadways every year. Concussions and other traumatic brain injuries are...
Every driver on the road has a duty to others to be a safe driver. That duty applies to your passengers, other drivers on the road and any pedestrians. This involves minimizing distractions and being an attentive driver. Despite this duty, according to the Georgia...
Securing your child in the right safety seat may prevent serious injury in a motor vehicle accident. According to the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration, the risk for this type of injury decreases by 59% when parents properly use an approved child...
