You’re driving to work when someone runs a red light and T-bones your car. It’s very obvious that the crash was their fault. You had the right of way with the green light, and they did not. Plus, the whole thing is on video, so you know that they are liable for your...
Car Accidents
Coping with shoulder injuries after a car accident
Car accidents are unfortunately a common sight on the roadways of Maryland. Sadly, many of these accidents result in serious and debilitating injuries. Of the many injuries motorists and passengers can acquire, shoulder injuries are common. Coping with shoulder...
5 dangers of driving at night
Millions of drivers suffer severe injuries from accidents each year. Nearly half of all driving accidents happen at night. The following are a few common dangers for drivers at night: Low visibility While drivers have some natural night vision, it isn’t strong enough...
The dangers of cell phones and distracted driving
Sadly, hundreds, sometimes even thousands, of car accidents happen in Maryland every single day. These accidents can cause serious injury, chronic illness, permanent disability and even death. You should be aware that the cause of many of these accidents is distracted...
Why do older drivers have trouble in the dark?
America has an aging population. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are 55.8 million people in this country who are 65 years of age or older, and many of them are still driving. A lot of seniors instinctively or consciously “self-limit” their driving as they...
Ways to overcome your fear of driving after a car accident
A car accident can happen in Maryland when you least expect it. Even in a milder situation, you can be left traumatized and develop anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder; this can leave you fearful to drive again. However, these tips can help you overcome that...
Delayed onset of a traumatic brain injury
After a car accident, you may feel fine other than bruises and some aches and pains. What you may not realize is that you have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Symptoms of a TBI may not manifest for several days after an accident. Therefore, it’s essential to...
Why road rage is so dangerous
It isn't uncommon to see someone acting aggressively while traveling on a Maryland highway. Drivers may act out because they don't think that others can see them or that others are paying attention to their actions. Motorists may also act out because they are...
Why motorcyclists need to be careful in the autumn
Did you know that most motorcycle accidents occur from June through September? You might assume this means it is safe to take advantage of autumn and get some riding in before winter begins. While the fall season sees fewer motorcycle accidents than summer, seasonal...
Driving defensively might help with avoiding auto accidents
In Maryland, many auto accidents are unavoidable. However, that does not mean people should fail to take specific steps to give themselves a better chance of arriving at their destination safely. One useful strategy for remaining safe on the road is to understand the...