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 …
The Safest Vehicles in 2017
As consumers, we rely on a number of experts for insight and guidance on a daily basis. With the New Year upon us and the 2017 car models flooding dealerships, when shopping for a car, it is important to know what feature you may be overlooking. Experts at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) …
Tips for Safe Winter Driving
Winter weather can be unpredictable and just because Georgia is in the south, doesn’t mean that we are immune from snow and icy roads. When temperatures drop and the Georgia weather quickly changes, Atlanta road conditions become hazardous – FAST! Here are some tips that you can take in order to be safe and survive …
Stay Safe and Prevent Accidents on New Year’s Eve
If you are scrolling through any online news outlet, odds are you will find information regarding New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. This celebratory evening tends to be associated with accidents, drunk driving and fatalities. Although many safety experts have released encouraging information regarding the decrease in fatalities, it is still important to discuss …
The Dangers of Holiday Toys
Whether you are a parent, grandparent or loved one, odds are you will be purchasing a toy this holiday for a little boy or girl. The joy and happiness a child expresses when opening a present is priceless and this should be an image forever ingrained in our hearts. However, many gift givers don’t realize …
Holiday Safety – House Fire and DUI Accidents
The holidays are meant to be bright and merry, but sometimes safety hazards can be overlooked. Families can neglect to see the many dangers inside and outside of their home; therefore, we are providing some helpful tips to ensure that you and your loved ones have joyous and safe holidays. For the majority of Americans, …
Kaine Law Supports the Toys for Tots Foundation
The holidays are weeks away and many of us wrapping-up our shopping for friends and family. Each gift is individually wrapped, tagged and placed neatly under our perfectly lit tree waiting for that special morning to arrive. We know the joy that “giving” provides to those that we love, but what if we did something …
Teenage Drivers during the Holidays – Avoid Nighttime and Drowsy Driving
The Thanksgiving holiday is over. The deals and steals from black Friday were hopefully a hit. And now the countdown begins for Christmas to arrive. However, before the carols start, millions of kids will be dismissed from school for holiday break. Among those millions of kids are teenagers who have access to a vehicle. Studies …
Drunk Driving Accidents Increase During Thanksgiving
Increased traffic is inevitable in the coming days and weeks. While the holidays are meant to be joyful, the dangers of the road never seem to cease. One of the biggest threats is what safety officials now call Blackout Wednesday. “Thanksgiving Eve” has been marked as a day that hosts one of the highest levels …
Tips to Avoid Motorcycle Accidents in Winter
The colder temperatures are here, whether we like it or not. With colder temperatures, also come changes to the way in which we ride to work, events and home. For motorcyclists, this is especially important because riders are not in an enclosed area when making the commute. If you are a rider who braves the …
Georgia’s Helmet Law and Motorcycle Accidents
Any type car accident, big or small, can be devastating. Whether it happens in our neighborhood, on our way to work or traveling on the interstate, those involved can be forever changed by a single crash. The number of traffic accidents and deaths continue to rise and safety officials see no sign of this decreasing. …
Cars Hit More Children on Halloween Than Any Other Night
The candy bowl is stocked. The jack o’ lanterns are carved. The costumes are ready and the anticipation of Halloween is in full effect. Whether or not you and your family have been enjoying the many fall festivals, you can’t really escape the hype that goes into Halloween. Neighborhoods all over the country are gearing …
Car Accidents with Uber and Lyft: Who is Responsible?
The world of transportation was forever changed when the idea of “ride sharing” with your own personal vehicle came to life. Companies like Uber and Lyft are now the preferred way to travel in Atlanta and this trend shows no sign of slowing down. However, the question of liability becomes extremely vague if you were …
Technology to Reduce Being Hit From Behind
Let’s rewind to thirty years ago. A mandated law stated that rear, high-mounted brake lights were required on every vehicle made from 1986 forward. This decision was due to the increase in the number of Americans who were involved in rear-end accidents. While the goal was to reduce the number of crashes and fatalities, it …
Who’s At-Fault for a Self-Driving Car Accident?
The car industry has been flooded with news releases regarding the development of self-driving vehicles. Heavy hitters like Google and Tesla have already made their mark in this particular niche and other major car companies are following suit. However, with new developments, testing and product issues, many questions will arise that can weigh heavily on …
Motorcycle Accidents: Deer and Motorcycles Don’t Mix
The cooler fall temperatures will be here before we know it; which means driving conditions and road hazards will change. Deer jumping into the path of a vehicle can cause one of the many road hazards. However, not enough discussion has been geared towards motorcyclists being vulnerable to this type of danger. When a car …
A Simple Step to Prevent Children from Being Killed in Car Accidents
Across the country there have been numerous reports of children being unbuckled or in the wrong car seat. The discussion around “the right fit” for your child has gained national attention as children have been severely injured or even killed in car accidents because they were not properly harnessed. This week is National Passenger Safety …
Increasing Number of Georgia Car Accident Deaths
The deadliest year for car accidents since 2007 is among us and the upward trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down. With the statistics already showing percentages beating 2014 and 2015, drivers need to be extra cautious this coming weekend. On Labor Day 2008, an estimated 438 people were killed during the three (3) day …
Drowsy Driving: Just as Dangerous as DUI
A new spotlight by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has been issued regarding the dangers of drowsy driving. The NHTSA has expanded the definition of impaired driving by stressing the dangers of driving without proper rest. Historically, the emphasis has been on drunk driving, driving while under the influence of drugs or medication, …
School’s Back – Drive Carefully
The back to school frenzy is in full effect. Parents are excited to say goodbye to summer (for the most part) and the kids are looking forward to all the fun ahead. In years prior, we have discussed several different safety measures parents and children can take going, staying and returning from school. However, this …
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