What to Do if Your Car Breaks Down to Avoid an Accident
You are cruising down the highway, making excellent time when you suddenly see smoke coming from the hood of your vehicle, or one of your tires goes flat, or your engine dies. Whatever the specific cause, having your car die on the road is a nightmare scenario for many drivers, especially those younger or more…
Read MoreAvoiding Accidents and Staying Safe While Driving in Traffic Roundabouts
Unlike traditional intersections with clear right-of-way rules, roundabouts operate under a unique set of traffic expectations. Many motorists do not fully understand the right-of-way rules in a roundabout, which could lead to car accidents due to driver confusion, driver error, or driver negligence. A roundabout is essentially a circular intersection that promotes the efficient flow…
Read MoreHow to Get Behind the Wheel After a Car Accident
Being in a car accident is one of the most traumatic events in many people’s lives. In fact, for people outside of the military, car accidents are a leading cause of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). The traumatic experience stays with you long after any physical injuries have healed. As a normal human reaction, you may…
Read MoreHow Social Media Can Impact Your Car Crash Case in Maryland
It may seem like a good idea to post an update to your social media account after a car accident. After all, it is a fast and easy way to let your family and friends know that you are alright. They can get the facts without the need to call, and you will not have…
Read MoreUnderstanding Intersection Car Crashes in Maryland
While specifically designed to help traffic move smoothly and give other road users, like cyclists and pedestrians the opportunity to cross safely, intersections still end up being one of the most dangerous places for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. This is simply because a car crash is a lot more likely to occur in any…
Read More3 Reasons Why Speeding Could Lead to Serious Maryland Car Accidents
Speeding is a factor in many Maryland car accidents. We have all seen it: cars roaring past on the highway, weaving in and out of traffic and so forth. Excessive speed can cause an accident because it increases a vehicle’s stopping distance. In addition, the laws of physics dictate that a more intense, violent force…
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