For many of us, it’s easy to dismiss the seriousness of sending a text while driving or fiddling with the radio more than watching the road. But this is distracted driving and it takes on many forms.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that more than eight people are killed each day in […]
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Study: Driving with the Flu Same as Driving Drunk
Flu Season in 2018 It’s no news that the U.S. is currently dealing with one of the worst flu seasons in years. Connecticut’s Health Department is calling this year’s flu epidemic “alarming,” with the Department of Public Health now reporting Connecticut’s flu death toll at 105 for the 2018 season alone. Far more than simply […]
Read MoreHow to Get Your Accident Report
Getting Your Police Report in Connecticut Getting into a car accident is stressful enough, but not knowing what to do after it happens can make the situation seem overwhelming. What you do directly following an accident significantly impacts your ability to seek compensation for damages.If you’re a Connecticut driver and you’ve recently been involved in […]
Read MoreConnecticut’s Most Dangerous Roads for Drivers and Pedestrians
There’s no doubt that Connecticut offers many of the most scenic country roads and thriving metropolitan areas in the nation. However, along with the state’s vibrant attractions comes an aging infrastructure, traffic, and inexperienced tourists on the roads. Also, several organizations have ranked Connecticut as having several of the most dangerous roads in the U.S. […]
Read MoreDaylight Savings Time Ends and Standard Time Brings More Darkness…..and Pedestrian Accidents: How to Protect Your Kids
No Time for Driver Negligence The end of Daylight Savings Time (DST) in New England comes on the heels of Halloween, after the topic of child pedestrian safety is still fresh in the minds of many parents. The time change also shrouds neighborhoods in the afternoon and evening hours with dark skies, when children are […]
Read MoreChronic Neck Pain Following an Injury
Are You Still Suffering From Whiplash Neck Pain? It’s quite common to experience some type of neck pain and stiffness following a car accident. Just the sheer force of impact can cause the entire body to tighten, let alone cause neck injuries that may not become evident for days, weeks, even months after the accident. […]
Read More4 Safe Trails for Bicyclists This Summer
Summer is officially here, and warmer weather calls for more outside activities. More and more Connecticut residents can be found on their bikes getting some exercise in and enjoying the weekends. There’s no better time to talk about four of Connecticut’s safest bike trails to enjoy with your family and loved ones. Are you doing […]
Read MoreIs Your Car Color Likely To Cause An Accident?
What’s in a color? Most people have a favorite, but should your favorite color necessarily be the shade of car you drive? Or, does the color of your car put you at a higher risk for an accident? Car Color And Accident Rates A recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences […]
Read MoreIntersection Car Accidents
From speeding to distracted driving, car wrecks can occur from a host of actions and reactions and result in rear-end collisions, vehicle rollovers or head-on crashes. These collisions are complicated enough on a two-way road – let alone when they occur at an intersection. Ask yourself; when you arrive at an intersection, are you consistently […]
Read MoreMultiple Car Collision: What You Need To Know
Chain Reaction Car Accidents in Connecticut Car accidents are common, and in one form or another, happen every single day. Though there are different types, with some being more severe than others, often depending on several factors: speed, location, and the kind of vehicle. And while any wreck can be tragic, multi-car accidents, or a […]
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