Most people realize that there are going to be more children along the roadways or crossing the street when they approach their local schools. There is also an increase in the number of teen drivers near these buildings, as they head to school with their new licenses....
In Times Of Trouble - We Are Here For You
Wilson North Carolina Law Blog
A crash can have a big emotional effect on a teen driver
If your teen has been involved in a crash, your first concern is for their physical well-being. Even if they were fortunate enough to escape without serious injuries, however, that doesn’t mean they don’t need time and help to heal emotionally. A car crash can haunt...
What do you do after an uninsured driver wrecks your car?
Safety should be your top priority behind the wheel. Everything from how you drive to the auto insurance you carry helps protect you from the worst possible physical and financial consequences of a major car crash. Unfortunately, not everyone on the North Carolina...
How should you dress as a passenger on a motorcycle?
If you recently started dating a motorcyclist, they may invite you to hop on the back and ride out for the day. While dressing right is crucial for any romantic encounter, it is even more so when a bike is involved. You need to think about two things: how your...
You may be surrounded on the road by more drowsy drivers than you realize
Although driving is very dangerous, people spend so much time doing it that they tend to ignore the risks involved. Drivers attempt to multitask at the wheel by eating a meal or sending text messages while waiting in traffic. They decide to drive home after having a...
Why is there a link between sporting events and vehicle accidents?
Here is a common scenario in North Carolina: You saved for weeks or months to buy a ticket to your favorite nearby sporting event, such as a NASCAR race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. You have a great time, but as you leave the area, a car collides with your vehicle,...
The 2 most dangerous times of day to drive a vehicle
Harm reduction involves making decisions that limit your personal risk. When it comes to driving, harm reduction might involve learning about what causes crashes and identifying consistent factors among collisions. For example, although crashes can occur at any time...
The 3 most common reasons for truck crashes
One of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) roles is to compile statistics about what causes trucks to crash. They are currently working on updating this information. The most recent FMCSA study is four years old but can still shed light on making...
Be on the lookout for drunk drivers this summer – especially around the holidays
Summer may not officially begin until June 20 this year, but many individuals treat this season as if it starts with Memorial Day. They often do so because this is the time of the year when days get longer and schools often let out for the school year. Families often...
Why are remote roads more dangerous?
If you had to choose to drive on a rural road or a city street, with your sole goal being maximum safety, which would you choose? For many, it would be the rural road, which tends to feel less confusing and to have less traffic. It seems safer. However, statistics...

