After a car accident, it's completely natural for individuals to focus on their physical injuries, but emotional distress can be equally impactful and life-altering. Many victims of car accidents, experience feelings of anxiety or depression in the aftermath of a...
Car Accidents
When might a crash not be a driver’s fault?
You are driving along when another vehicle runs into you. You know you were in your correct lane, going at an appropriate speed and doing all you could to stay safe. So the collision must have been their fault, right? Even when you know it was the other person who ran...
3 common, costly injuries associated with pedestrian crashes
In basic car crash scenarios, vehicle occupants have several types of protection. Seatbelts protect them from ejection from the vehicle. Airbags may help reduce their likelihood of striking their heads on rigid parts of the vehicle. Built-in safety systems intended to...
Why do slick roads cause pile-up accidents?
In Wisconsin, it is very common for drivers to navigate roads covered with snow and ice. Many manage this successfully by taking steps to increase safety, such as reducing their speed, making slow and careful maneuvers, accelerating slowly and understanding when to...
How can people prove who was at fault for a car wreck?
Getting proper assistance is often the first concern immediately after a car crash. People may need medical attention. They may need help getting their vehicles out of traffic. They also need to communicate with police officers about what happened during and prior to...
What if you get in a car accident on someone’s property?
When we think of car accidents, we often picture collisions at intersections or rear-end crashes on highways. However, accidents can also happen on private property, which can be just as traumatic. A person might be driving through a shopping center's parking lot when...
Some forms of distraction aren’t illegal but are still dangerous
The use of handheld mobile devices has created a serious traffic safety hazard. Drivers who split their attention between their devices and the road may fail to notice changes in traffic conditions or a pedestrian stepping out onto the street. They can cause crashes...
Rebuilding your confidence after a car wreck
A car crash can take its toll both physically and emotionally. When you feel physically well again, you may not want to return to the roads in case another collision occurs. Anxiety after a crash is very common. Fortunately, it is something that you can work on and...
Do drivers rely too hard on tech?
The automotive industry is constantly transforming the tech it uses, hoping to improve a vehicle’s safety, performance and overall function. Is it possible to have too much of a good thing, however? In-car technology has, for many drivers, become a massive source of...
What weather conditions cause the most crashes?
Seasonal weather patterns can inspire an ever-changing array of traffic safety concerns. In the winter months, drivers have to worry about low tire pressure and sliding on ice. Sudden thunderstorms and heat-related changes can arise during the summer. The fall sees an...

