When you’re driving and experience a gentle tap at an intersection or a slow roll in a crowded parking lot, it can easily feel minor at the time. Many people reassure themselves that low-speed incidents are nothing more than a mild inconvenience. However, even the...
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Longer nights increase collision risk
Environmental changes due to the seasons have implications for public safety. Drivers need to be aware of seasonal risks to minimize their chances of a crash. Obviously, colder temperatures and increased precipitation levels can affect traffic safety. Most drivers are...
What technology is important when choosing a car?
Every additional feature a manufacturer installs or offers tends to come at a price. This is why they often offer several levels of the same vehicle – some with more features than others – and why it is often possible to pay extra to have an additional feature fitted....
3 things parents can do to help their teens drive safely
Seeing your child get a license to drive can be scary for a parent. You know that the roads can be dangerous and that they still have a lot to learn - something they may not realize themselves. The following three things can help you to help them keep safe. 1. Set...
Do motorists have an obligation to avoid “dooring” incidents?
If you cycle or ride a motorcycle, you are probably well aware of the dangers you face from car doors opening into your path. This is known as “dooring.” Many people who never ride on two wheels are unaware of the danger they might be putting others in when they open...
3 reasons Thanksgiving crashes are common
Every year, Thanksgiving -- which is supposed to be a celebration -- ends in sadness and distress for an unfortunate number of families. This is down to the higher-than-usual number of vehicle crashes that occur on these dates each year. Here are some of the factors...
3 ways that school commute contributes to collision risk
The school year creates many opportunities for preventable collisions. While safety experts often highlight the summer months as especially dangerous due to an influx of teenage motorists on the road, the school year is also dangerous because of the countless children...
2025 crashes: Are self-driving vehicles to blame?
Self-driving cars and self-driving big rig trucks, once something you only saw in sci-fi movies, are no longer fiction. You may have even shared the road with one or two. Despite the high-tech features and precision sensors, some accidents in North Carolina are...
How fast can a driver react to changing traffic conditions?
It is very common for drivers to overrate their own skill and ability. Everyone thinks they are a good driver. They also think that these skills can prevent them from being involved in an accident. For example, a driver may be tailgating, failing to leave the...
What is the root cause of most wrong way accidents?
When you look at wrong-way accidents, you will find a variety of different causes. The reason may depend on the specific situation or on the driver. For example, a very young driver may end up going the wrong way because they do not have much experience behind the...

