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Victims of traffic collisions and other personal injury accidents have two types of damages: monetary damages and non-monetary damages. Monetary damages include medical bills, future medical costs, lost wages, lost earning ability due to disability,...Read More >>

New Technology To Protect Motorcyclists

Motorcyclists are considered vulnerable road users because they lack many of the safety features provided to vehicle occupants such as windows, airbags, and seatbelts. As a result, many motorcyclists are severely injured in crashes and,...Read More >>

Proving Speed in a Traffic Collision

NBC News reported on a 2019 survey that found 82 percent of respondents admitted to speeding up to 15 mph over the speed limit. If you were in a traffic collision, there is a good...Read More >>

Infotainment Systems

Apple now has a feature that is called Carplay, where all of the standard Apple applications are available through the car’s navigation system. According to Apple, over 500 car models already work with Carplay and...Read More >>

Why You Should Take the Ambulance Ride After a Crash

Anyone who has been involved in a traffic collision will say that it is a startling and shocking experience, even if you walk away unscathed. Add in injuries and the situation becomes so stressful that...Read More >>

Bicycle Riding is Booming With COVID-19

When COVID-19 hit the United States, the economy shutdown. Since many people are no longer commuting to work and government officials have been urging citizens to stay home, the number of cars on the road...Read More >>

Facial Injuries From Car Crashes

Facial injuries are common during traffic crashes, particularly for the driver and front seat passenger. According to an article in the International Journal of Surgery, road traffic accidents were responsible for between five and 15...Read More >>

Truck Technology That Could Prevent Crashes and Save Lives

How often do you end up on a highway surrounded by 18-wheelers and grip the steering wheel a little tighter? A study done by AAA found that 61 percent of U.S. drivers feel less safe...Read More >>