One of the common causes of motorcycle accidents is automobile drivers turning into another lane, right in front of a motorcycle and too close for the motorcycle to avoid a collision. While Georgia drivers have a responsibility to watch out for motorcycles before...
Do you dread leaving work at the end of the day because of the traffic congestion? If you are dealing with Georgia traffic at rush hour, you may consider waiting until after rush hour passes. You do not have to wait. It can be difficult to navigate crowded roads,...
A hit-and-run accident is a serious crime in Georgia, and if you or a loved one were involved in one, report it to law enforcement officials as soon as possible. In some catastrophic accidents, however, a victim may not be able to recall the details of the events...
It is that time again when children start heading back to school in Georgia. This means school zones will once again be bustling with activity. This could impact your morning commute, so it is important that you realize the changes occurring on the roadways you travel...
Getting in a car accident in Georgia can often give you whiplash, especially when an impact occurs at high speeds. Whiplash is an injury to the neck that occurs when the head is quickly and violently jerked. While whiplash is not typically associated with harm to the...
As of July 2018, it is illegal for motorists in Georgia to hold or support any stand-alone electronic or wireless communication devices while driving, according to USA Today. The law prohibits writing, sending and reading communications on cellphones, tablets, laptops...
Say that you experienced a recent auto accident. While you went to a Georgia medical center for medical attention, did you get all the treatment you needed to make a full recovery? WebMD explores how car accidents can have a psychological impact and trigger several...
When one party in a Georgia car accident flees the scene, it is known as a hit and run accident. Most drivers will stop after an accident and make sure that everyone is okay, exchange information with the other party and speak to law enforcement officials. When this...
There are a number of risk factors to keep an eye out for on the road, such as drunk drivers, bad weather and those who choose to go over the speed limit. However, during certain times of the day, the roads can be particularly likely to cause a collision. For example,...
Most people in Georgia probably think that as long as they are using a hands-free device while talking on the phone, they can take care of other tasks at the same time. This philosophy seems to have carried over to driving, as well, as people across the state begin...
