Understanding the Prevalence of Drunk Driving Fatalities According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), about 28 people die in drunk driving crashes every day in the U.S. Drunk driving fatalities are preventable and can be significantly reduced if every motorist did their part in driving responsibly. Even with national campaigns such as…
Your Body and the Three Stages of a Car Accident We all know the infamous Newton’s First Law of Motion, also referred to as the law of inertia. It’s often quoted as, “An object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion, stays in motion.” But sometimes we forget the second part…
Determining Liability in a Rear-End Accident According to the latest data reported (2018) by the Insurance Information Institute, there were 2,439 fatalities caused by rear-end crashes. This number was second to angle crashes at 6,037 deaths in 2018. These numbers are tragic, as well as telling in how common these types of accidents are….
Roof Crush Injuries Pose Higher Risk of Catastrophic Injuries According to the National Library of Medicine, roof crush injuries caused by rollover crashes are linked to a higher risk of head, neck, and spine injuries. While the structural integrity of every car roof is critical to surviving a car wreck, some vehicles may be…
Missouri Roads with The Most Fatalities Missouri has some of the most scenic roads in the United States. From the Farmlands Loop in Sedalia to The Little Dixie Highway that runs from Hannibal to St. Louis, the breathtaking views do not disappoint any time of year for Missourians and tourists alike. However, no matter…