Most people think that fewer trucks on the road means less truck accidents. But surprisingly, the opposite is true – in fact, a decrease in truck traffic can actually lead to an increase in truck accidents. This phenomenon is often called the “speed-up...
Unlike drivers and motorcyclists, pedestrians don’t have the same protection from collisions. This leaves them more vulnerable to injury or even death. Studies show that 7,485 pedestrians died in 2021, an increase of 12% from 2020. To keep yourself safe, be...
What is considered a “total loss”? A car is deemed a “total loss” in Kentucky if it will cost more than 75% of the actual cash value of the car to repair it. In simple terms, if the car is worth $10,000, and the repair estimate comes in at...
Consumers place trust in the products they purchase and use, but that doesn’t always mean they are safe. Even after thorough testing sometimes a defective product will end up on store shelves. When these products enter the marketplace and injuries occur, the...
With the large size of semi-tractor trailers, they are not hard to spot on Kentucky and Southern Indiana roadways. Even though bobtail trucks are essential to our economy, they do present a safety hazard to others who are on the road. Bobtailing refers to driving a...
The heat is sizzling. The grill is searing. School is out. Summer is the season to let loose and enjoy the outdoors. It is also the season that comes with risks due to swimming, especially for children. Data from the CDC concludes that drowning is the number one cause...
