Protecting Your Rights And Your Future
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...
As modern cars become more advanced and innovative, the technology in the cabin continues to evolve to offer a higher level of accommodation to drivers. Unfortunately, this also means drivers can become more distracted while spending time behind the wheel in Florida....
Bad weather isn't the only driving hazard in Florida. When you're driving around in bright sunlight, the sun could blind you, catch you off guard or distract you while you're in the middle of the highway. For this reason, it's important to prepare for sunny weather as...
The state of Florida prohibits motorists from operating their vehicles while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Furthermore, you are discouraged from driving if you are too tired to do so. Let's take a look at some other safety tips that can minimize your risk...
Traffic safety is the responsibility of drivers and pedestrians alike. Unfortunately, in any pedestrian collision, the injuries tend to be severe and often fatal. There are some driving habits, though, that those behind the wheel must avoid at all times. What are some...
Although Florida no-fault law requires drivers to self-insure for relatively minor accidents, legal liability may still apply when drivers are seriously injured. Driving at night is one way that legal liability may arise. Can a driver be legally liable for poor...
An analysis of preliminary accident data conducted by the Governors Highway Safety Association suggests that pedestrian fatalities in 2019 rose to a level last seen more than three decades ago, and more than half of these deaths occurred in just five states. Florida...
Some of the most dangerous places on the road in Florida are at the intersection of two or more roads. U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) statistics indicate that 43% of all motor vehicle accidents occur at intersections. Despite this alarming statistic, you...
You know as a proven and conscientious motorist who routinely drives on the varied roadways crisscrossing the Tampa Bay Area and Gulf Coast region that traffic risks are always present. There’s no denying the fact. Florida is a heavily populated state featuring...