Archive for Month: November 2019

For years the United States has played with the idea of driverless Big Rigs, and now a few companies employ them in major cities. While it’s true that many do have to have a person

The Ohio BMV clearly lays out the minimum insurance requirements. However, not everyone is able to meet these requirements, and they drive uninsured. Or, people choose to not get car insurance at all and put

After a motorcycle crash, it’s reasonable to look for the responsible party. In many cases, it’s possible that the city is responsible. If a city has not maintained its streets or kept them safe for

There is no doubt in any driver’s mind that a car accident can lead to major injuries. Even during training for a driver’s exam, people become familiar with the extensive injuries and disabilities that can

Unlike many other accidents, seatback collapses are exclusive to failure within the cabin. Often seatback failure will come with a rear-end collision that propels the driver backward against their seat and the seatback breaks. This

More than 30 percent of Americans use a ridesharing app, according to a recent Gallup poll, and about 45 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 use at least one. Services like Lyft

Car crashes tend to increase over the winter holidays, as higher volumes of vehicles hit the roads, often in adverse conditions. Holiday Crashes by the Numbers There were more than 1,000 deaths on national highways between

After a motor vehicle accident, most people involved just want to put the memory behind them. Injury victims, however, can find it difficult to move on when they’re left to cope with costly medical expenses, time