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Driving in adverse weather can increase your risk of an accident. Wet or rainy conditions can make it difficult to maintain control of your vehicle. Before you venture out for a rainy drive, you should be aware of these risks. When it rains, drivers may encounter a...
Large truck accidents of all types can cause catastrophic damage to people and property. Anything from a rear-end to a lane-merge collision can be devasting when involving a commercial truck, but rollover accidents have the potential to cause unparalleled damage. The...
Using a mobile device while driving can be dangerous for yourself and others on the road. In addition, Kansas has laws restricting certain activities if you are operating a motor vehicle. If you drive regularly, you can benefit from learning more about distracted...
Being able to walk away from a car accident is often a good thing, but that does not mean that you did not receive any injuries after your crash. Many types of injuries are invisible to the untrained eye and can be fatal if not treated in time. In Kansas, hundreds of...
Accidents are a major hazard for all drivers, but especially for those who drive a truck for a living, due to the amount of time those drivers spend on the road. Factors such as speeding, driving distracted or under the influence of alcohol, bad road conditions and...
A car collision can leave you disoriented, and in the confusion, you may make certain mistakes that could jeopardize whether you receive compensation for your injuries. Avoid these three common missteps after a motor vehicle accident. 1. Admitting fault Often, in the...
Due to the size and weight of a large truck, the injuries an accident victim sustains can be devastating. Cases concerning truck crashes are complex and one of the reasons for this is that liability may extend to multiple parties. About truck crashes Around 2 million...
Despite significant drops in traffic levels (pandemic-related shelter-in-place orders left tens of thousands of non-essential employees working from home for months on end) as compared to 2019, deadly traffic accidents rose a whopping 7% last year, hitting a 13-year...
