As traffic patterns can change at any moment and under various scenarios, drivers must be prepared to react to shifts in traffic at all times. Those who fail to adjust driving behaviors accordingly run the risk of creating a potentially hazard situation. A recent car...
Individuals in Georgia may share the road with many others each day and the decisions each driver makes could impact the safety of others nearby. Some types of driving behavior may increase the chances a dangerous collision will occur. Understanding the possible...
Once a driver loses control of a vehicle and crosses into oncoming traffic, disaster could strike at virtually any moment. A similar incident may leave all drivers nearby with little time to react to the situation and steer out of harm’s way. A recent car accident...
Being in a collision can be a stressful and daunting experience, and the fallout of such an incident can have a significant impact on the lives of everyone involved. Car accidents also run the unfortunate risk of having dire results that leave family members in search...
Every driver, at some point, has become angry while behind the wheel. Whether the person in front of you is going too slow, the person behind you is going too fast or someone near you is making erratic lane changes, the actions of other drivers can dramatically impact...
There are numerous factors that go into the determination of responsible parties in a truck accident case. Between the weight of the truck (up to 80,000 pounds or more) and the products or equipment the truck carries, there is great potential for devastating accidents...
Drivers in Georgia know that night driving is more difficult, and it's also more dangerous. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that the chances of a fatal accident are three times higher at night than during the day. To address the issue of...
Georgia residents should know that 94% of all traffic accidents are due to driver error, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Of these, 33% are the result of illegal maneuvers, rash judgments of another driver's intent and other actions...
The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the "100 deadliest days" of the year for teen drivers because it always sees an uptick in fatalities, many of them stemming from teen driving crashes. Parents and teens in Georgia should know how to prepare for...
Georgia residents with teenage children know that driving is a new experience for them and that, as a result, they can become more easily distracted. While most adults can concentrate on the road while talking with a passenger, this usually is not the case for teen...
