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Driving in daylight allows drivers a great deal of confidence. The sunshine illuminates everything around them and makes it easy to see signs, navigate unfamiliar roadways and respond to hazards.

The aftermath of a car accident can involve calls to insurance companies, car repairs, time away from work and other issues. If you do not seem injured, it can be tempting to skip a visit to your doctor and focus on these other details.

While many look to drivers in the aftermath of a semi-truck accident, many other parties may be liable if their negligence contributed to the crash.

When the coronavirus pandemic caused state shutdowns last spring, many cities experienced virtually empty streets, free of traffic. Traffic levels have remained low in many places, as many people continue to stay home rather than go out.

You may have noticed encountering more and more roundabouts as you drive in newer Louisville area housing developments and when busy intersections get overhauled.

Summer is fast approaching, and for many teens, that means increased freedom and the ability to spend more time with friends.

In the last couple months, many Americans have experienced an influx of cash in their bank accounts.

Over the last 30 years, pickup trucks have grown increasingly larger. In fact, U.S. pickup trucks now weigh about 1,300 pounds more than they did in 1990. Some U.S. pickups now weigh in at 7,000 pounds – about the same amount as three Honda Civics.

When spring comes, more motorcyclists head out to enjoy rides on scenic Kentucky roads. After continuing coronavirus restrictions, more motorcyclists than normal may be on the road this spring.

In March 2020, when many Americans began working from home if they could, suddenly road traffic sharply declined. Yet, a recent National Safety Council report notes that traffic crashes and deaths have hit alarming levels amid the pandemic.