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. After sunset, though, driving becomes much more dangerous. What unique...
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3 reasons to seek medical attention after a crash
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. However, not seeking medical...
What parties might be liable in a trucking accident?
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. In fact, truck drivers rely on many other people and businesses to maintain the safety of their vehicle. Which...
U.S. cities see surge in street racing amid pandemic
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. Unfortunately, a dangerous...
Are roundabouts really safer than intersections?
You may have noticed encountering more and more roundabouts as you drive in newer Louisville area housing developments and when busy intersections get overhauled. The current plan to redesign parts of Eastern Parkway in Louisville includes adding two roundabouts to...
5 spring safety reminders for motorcyclists
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. Some even might be beginning riders. Perhaps, you recently bought your...
Is driving safer this year for the holidays?
Due to the recent pandemic, many families are reconsidering their travel plans throughout the holidays. They may even cancel their yearly celebrations in favor of social-distance functions or virtual parties. However, those who want to travel could consider driving...
Crashes significantly drop after commuters stay home
While the pandemic has left few benefits, there is one statistic that had a positive change throughout the recent lockdowns and regulations - mostly surrounding commuters. Many states, including Florida, Massachuttes and Kentucky, recently experienced a sharp decline...
Older vehicles stay on the road longer due to pandemic
The recent pandemic is creating new norms across the country, such as personal hand sanitizers and reusable masks on every trip to the grocery store. However, it's also reinforcing older practices, like holding onto your older vehicles. According to the Road Show from...
Cars and Coronavirus: less cars isn’t always safer
Since the pandemic began, there are fewer drivers on the road, which means less traffic and fewer accidents across the country. It seems like a win for most drivers as insurance rates plummet and gas prices dropped quickly over March and April. However, the quarantine...
