Florida is known for its bright and sunny weather. However, there are a few adverse weather conditions that state residents are susceptible to while driving. Weather conditions like rain, sleet and even sun glare can impact the different rates of car accidents in...
Car accidents don't always involve only vehicles. Pedestrians may find themselves involved in a collision, and the outcome could be tragic. Crossing the street or even waiting at a bus stop might come with unexpected dangers, which is why pedestrians benefit from...
Depending on numerous factors, a motor vehicle collision can cause catastrophic injuries. From head-on and side-impact collisions to the more common rear-end crashes, drivers and other vehicle occupants can suffer broken bones, head trauma, spinal cord damage and...
Drowsy driving is a big problem on roads in Florida and throughout the country. It can lead to car accidents and usually stems from people being out very late or working long hours and getting too little sleep. What happens when people drive while drowsy? With so many...
Later school time starts have made Florida roads safer as teenagers are not driving to school as early. This has reduced some instances of fatigued driving because teenagers can get more sleep before getting behind the wheel to go to school. Since teenagers cause a...
Not all drivers conduct themselves safely on Florida roads, so even pedestrians walking around a residential area with reduced speed limits could be at risk for an accident. Therefore, it is wise to embrace helpful pedestrian safety tips. Safety and pedestrian travel...
Living in the "big city" is preferable for many Florida residents. Metropolitan areas come with several perks, one of which being convenience. In a city, someone might not always be reliant on a car. Walking to the store or to work could be perfect ways to get from...
Self-driving vehicles are being seen with increasing frequency on roadways in Florida and around the United States. While far from commonplace, self-driving cars are more common today than they were even a year or two ago. Moreover, their presence is anticipated to...
In the past year, it's estimated that 20% of people in the U.S. fell asleep while driving and 1 in 25 drivers fell asleep at the wheel in the last 30 days. Driving while drowsy can cause serious car accidents even though this issue doesn't get as much publicity as...
Regular readers of our Tampa Personal Injury Blog are likely familiar with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The nonprofit research organization each year tests new vehicles and then issues safety ratings. This year, the IIHS recognized a record 90...
