Having a motor vehicle has essentially become a requirement for most parents. Between running errands, getting children to school and extracurricular activities, parents may drive with their children in the vehicle multiple times per day in some cases. Unfortunately,...
Distracted driving is a serious safety concern for anyone on the road. An increasing number of people struggle to disconnect from their electronic devices while operating motor vehicles. There are also a host of other distractions, from eating to talking with...
Teenage drivers have a bad reputation. That reputation comes from both popular perceptions of young adults and real-world experience on the road. Teen drivers cause some of the worst crashes, and collisions are a leading cause of mortality for young adults. In many...
Fatigue or exhaustion is common among working adults in the United States. Between demanding work schedules, daily commutes and household responsibilities, people may barely have enough time to meet their own basic needs. Oftentimes, adequate rest is the first thing...
Anyone who rides in a motor vehicle could get hurt in a crash. Even the safest driver operating the vehicle with the best crash safety rating could end up involved in a crash caused by someone else that injures them or another occupant of the vehicle. Some people are...
A Washington car crash can trigger some truly significant expenses. Some people end up in the hospital after a collision, and there are also expenses related to vehicle damage for people to consider. People may need to pay to tow their vehicle, take an ambulance to...
Car crashes can cause a host of injuries, including those involving the brain. There are various types of brain injuries that might occur. They can range from mild concussions to severe trauma. The type and severity of the injury often depend on factors such as the...
The desire to remain in constant contact has a negative impact on public safety. People who feel compelled to quickly respond to every incoming text message or email may have a difficult time prioritizing safety while driving. Most states, including Washington and...
The first step that people usually need to take after a Washington car crash is to contact the local authorities. Washington state law mandates that people notify the local authorities that a collision has occurred when there is at least $1,000 in property damage...
As the seasons change, so do the driving conditions. Inclement weather, such as rain, fog and snow, can significantly increase the risks on the road – and Seattle has long been infamous for its cold, wet weather. It helps to do a “mental refresh” when it comes to...