A driver's claim that a pedestrian was difficult to see does not automatically decide who is at fault. What matters is whether a reasonably careful driver under similar circumstances could have avoided the collision. Road conditions, visibility and other evidence may...
Fatal accidents are more likely on rural roads
The odds of fatal accidents are not the same everywhere. It is true that fatal crashes can happen on any type of road, but there can be some large differences in the statistical probability based on the driver's location. This is perhaps demonstrated best when looking...
Should you see a doctor, even if you feel fine?
After a car accident, it’s natural to feel relief if you walk away with no obvious injuries. And with the chaos that follows, you probably feel there’s no need to spend your time seeking medical treatment. However, many injuries caused by car accidents do not appear...