The Cause of Most Auto Accidents

Animals, whether they are domesticated pets or wildlife, are unpredictable by nature. They may run out onto the road with no warning, sometimes while a car is headed straight for them. So what should drivers do if that happens—or if they cannot stop in time and end up hitting the animal? If possible, drivers reacting to animals in the road... Read More

In February 2017, the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) released a report discussing autonomous vehicle technology and recommendations for what legislators and law enforcement can do to help prepare the public for the inevitable commercial availability of driver-less vehicles. The report, "Autonomous Vehicles Meet Human... Read More

Lane splitting is not legal in Indiana. IC § 9-21-10-6 entitles drivers to the “full use of a traffic lane” they are legally occupying. While two motorcyclists can operate side-by-side in a single lane, the act of splitting lanes is against the law. What Is Lane Splitting? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) explains... Read More

At the scene of a car accident, you should: Notify law enforcement of the collision and file an accident report Take photos of the vehicles’ damage, if possible Seek medical attention for your condition, even if your injuries seem minor You should also consider working with an Indianapolis car accident lawyer from our firm. We... Read More