There is a nearly endless list of driving mistakes that could potentially lead to a car accident. They include things like: Texting and driving Breaking the speed limit Tailgating Driving under the influence Driving too fast for the weather conditions Making reckless...
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Safety tips for snow and ice driving
In some situations, you cannot avoid driving in less-than-ideal weather conditions. Snow and ice cause car accidents in the winter months, but it’s not always possible to stay home when you have to drive to work or to school. Thankfully, there are steps you can take...
3 ways transportation companies can prevent severe wrecks
Drivers are often directly to blame for major collisions. They make mistakes that cause preventable crashes. When a semi-truck collision occurs, the people involved might be able to credibly claim that the transportation company contributed to the situation. Trucking...
Who is liable when a car hits a pedestrian in Chicago?
Navigating the bustling streets of Chicago can be challenging for both drivers and pedestrians. When a collision occurs between a vehicle and a pedestrian, determining liability is an important part in determining next steps for legal and insurance purposes. The...
Understanding the at-fault system: your rights after a Chicago car accident
If you are involved in a car or truck accident in the streets of Chicago, the most important thing you have to know is that Illinois operates under an at-fault system. This means the driver responsible for the accident, along with their insurance company, is liable...
What happens if you’re partly at fault for a wreck in Illinois?
Illinois is a fault-based state, which means the person who causes a crash is financially responsible for the harm that follows. As such, drivers in Illinois generally pursue compensation directly from the at-fault driver’s insurance company rather than relying solely...
What should you do if someone is tailgating you?
If you are working on becoming a defensive driver, it starts with identifying the mistakes other drivers make. One common mistake is tailgating. The driver behind you may be just one or two seconds back, or even closer, and you see that they could cause a rear-end...
Can I keep the same child car seat after a crash?
Spending money on items such as a new car seat for your child might not be an attractive proposition in the aftermath of a car crash. Even minor collisions can prove expensive, so you may want to limit your expenditures at this time. You may, therefore, be wondering...
Do you know the 3 categories for driving distractions?
It is certainly true that there are specific types of distracted driving that most people are aware of. One of the most popular examples is texting and driving. As much as people do take the risk and text while they are behind the wheel, they also know that this is a...
Human error causes most car accidents
Nothing causes car accidents as often as human error. Mistakes behind the wheel are constant. You will probably see examples of this almost every time you drive. You may witness other drivers using their cellphones, running red lights, breaking the speed limit,...

