Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous types of car accidents. Despite head-on collisions accounting for only 2% of all crashes, they cause about 10% of all traffic fatalities, meaning they are 5 times deadlier than the average crash. In rural areas, head-on ...
Read MoreJust how dangerous are car accidents in the state of New Jersey? A look at crash data collected by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) ...
View MoreEvery driver fears getting into a hit-and-run accident caused by another reckless driver. Does being hurt by someone who then flees the scene mean you ...
View MoreUp until just five years ago, the state of New Jersey only required children to be seated in rear-facing car seats until they reached one year of age. ...
View MoreThe True Dangers of Drowsy Driving According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) , drowsy driving resulted in nearly 800 ...
View MoreOn the early morning of Monday, November 25, a 29-year old woman was killed after another driver caused a head-on collision while driving the wrong ...
View MoreFive people were killed in five car accidents over Labor Day weekend in New Jersey, proving the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)’s theory ...
View MoreDistracted driving resulted in nearly 3,500 fatalities in 2016 alone in the United States, and a recent AAA survey has found that 90% of drivers ...
View MoreEmergency vehicles, such as ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars, must often travel above the speed limit and drive through traffic lights to ...
View MoreSummer is a great time to take a road trip with friends and family. However, there are more drivers on the road during summer than at any other time ...
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