In Georgia, your child must use a car seat if they’re under eight years old or shorter than 4’9”, per O.C.G.A. § 40-8-76. Violating this law can result in a $50 fine. The consequences can be far more grave when an accident occurs, though. When driving with a child passenger, motorists must ensure they are …
Georgia’s Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GGOHS) is dedicated to offering safety programs for drivers all over the state. Whether you are just receiving your driver’s license or have been driving for 40 years, the GGOHS is committed to keeping Georgia roadways safe. A program that may not get as much attention as others is …
Many Americans who own something of great value make the decision to protect that investment with insurance. Whether it is a home, car or jewelry, the need for insurance is important. Unfortunately, this isn’t necessarily a standard practice among every consumer. For car owners, the United States sees 1 in every 8 drivers deciding …
The risks associated with driving will never cease to exist. Although, these driving dangers have continued to change as technology and safety features improve. While the automobile industry has made strides in both areas, there’s always room for continued improvement. One specific topic that has recently made headlines is the number of SUV drivers hitting …
Summer vacations are in full swing and many of us our venturing out on the open road. Whether or not your family will be on the highway for 3 hours or going cross country, the journey ahead can pose a threat to you and your loved ones. We are constantly sharing tips on how you …
It should be no surprise that personal injury lawsuits make up a majority of civil litigation in the United States. On a daily basis, we are overwhelmed by some law firm advertising for personal injury cases and using tag lines about injured victims getting paid for their car accident injuries, workplace accidents, medical malpractice claims…the …
There are numbered signs on the right side of every Georgia road. These signs display big bold, black letters and numbers and are distinctive in their specific location. Yet, drivers passing these signs seem to ignore them time and time again. It’s unfortunate to consider how many people have lost their lives in car accidents …
When you are driving with loved ones, especially with children in the car, the cargo load seems a lot more precious. Most of the time … but a newly released study has shown that the little squeals, screams and demands coming for your toddler or child may be endangering you and the rest of your …
Are you aware of the Georgia texting law? Did you know Georgia even had such law? Well, Georgia has a no-nonsense type of law relating to texting and driving. Have a look and we will expand on whether such law is making much head way in the world of safe driving. All drivers are prohibited …
Have you ever found yourself yelling incessantly or laying on your horn obnoxiously because another driver pulled out in front of you, reversed without looking, or stole your parking spot? Happy Holidays! Welcome to the craziness of the holiday shopping season and the way people act while driving – to really show off their holiday …
We have discussed teen driving on several accounts; whether it is how to talk to your teen about safe driving, the dangers of teen driving and/or becoming a licensed driver. These topics are extremely important as all parents want to ensure their teen is responsible behind the wheel. However, one topic parents can forget until …
A study published last week by the Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) said that in 2016, pedestrian traffic fatalities increased by nearly 21% in the state of Georgia; as compared to 2015. Unfortunately, this isn’t just a problem within the state of Georgia as pedestrian traffic fatalities increased in 34 states. The study also found that the …
The week of October 16-20, 2017, schools around the country will be participating in National School Bus Safety Week. School administrators, teachers and local officials will be dedicated to spreading the word about how school bus safety is an important part of every school day. Students Killed in School Bus Accidents STOP ON RED is …
1,346 —- That is the number of children who died in car accidents in 2015. Although the numbers have not yet been published for 2016, it is expected that the number of deaths will continue to rise. Many of these deaths can be prevented if children were properly restrained in the vehicle. Seatbelts Prevent Injuries …
The dangers of fatigue while driving a car or motorcycle are real. The vast majority of us have experienced some sort of fatigue while driving a car, but what about motorcyclists? You may think it is impossible for a rider to fall asleep at his handle bars, but this is a large misconception. A rider …
Pedestrians Hit By Cars Georgia law states that drivers must stop and remained stopped for pedestrians – not just yield to them. The law states: O.C.G.A. § 40-6-91 The driver of a vehicle shall stop and remain stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross the roadway within a crosswalk when the pedestrian is upon the …
Top 5 Causes of Motorcycle Accidents Motorcyclists have been dubbed the “thrill seekers” of the road. They are the men and women who can take on the road with two wheels and leave their worries behind them. While we want motorcyclists to feel this way, a bike itself is inherently dangerous. Think about it, there’s …
Essential Steps to Take Immediately After a Car Accident in Georgia Many of us have endured a car accident; whether it is on the fault of others or ourselves. From the moment of impact, we know the phone calls should be made and the proper paperwork should be filed. In order to get these items …
We can all agree that the stresses of life catch up with us from time to time. Whether it is the deadlines hovering over our shoulder at work, inconsolable children running through the house or burning last night’s dinner; the stress of everyday life catches up to us all. Unfortunately, you can add another stressor: …
You can see it from a distance- You can hear the approaching horn- You look ahead and insist on making it to the other side- Your foot pushes the accelerator a bit more; thinking you have a chance to beat the approaching locomotive and fly over the track- Ignoring the flashing lights, you make it …
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