Driver who does not have insurance

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

Did you know that driving without enough sleep can be as hazardous as operating a vehicle while intoxicated? These are the findings of a recent AAA study. According to their research, a driver who has had less than 5 hours of sleep has the same risk of getting into a car accident as a drunk driver. And it's even worse for... Read More

The statute of limitations refers to the legal window of time victims have to file a legal claim following an accident. This is governed by the jurisdiction of each state. In Indiana, the statute of limitations for car accidents and other personal injuries is two years, meaning you have a limited amount of time to act if you were a victim and are... Read More

While one might assume that talking on a hands-free cell phone while driving is safer than talking on a hand-held device, extensive research on the subject shows that actually isn't the case. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), driver error—including distracted driving behaviors such as talking on a cell phone—causes up to... Read More