The last week of May through the first week of September is generally considered motorists' deadliest time of year. This is because more cars and trucks tend to travel through New York simultaneously. Furthermore, an increasing number of teen drivers are on the road...
Motor Vehicle Accidents
The most advanced technology to protect pedestrians? Your brain
Over the past few decades, cars have become more sophisticated. Many changes have been safety related, such as airbags and anti-lock braking systems. Despite these improvements, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that pedestrian accidents...
How to drive safely in New York’s winter weather
During the winter season, motor vehicle accidents are one of the leading causes of death and injury. While it's important to be cautious when driving in any season, it's especially important to take extra care when driving in winter weather. Drive slowly and allow...
Tips for staying safe driving when school goes back in session
With school just about to go back in session in New York, it’s more important than ever to stay safe while driving. These back-to-school driving safety tips could help prevent vehicle accidents. Slow down Whenever you drive in a school zone, you must slow down. It’s...
What should you do after a car crash?
If you have been involved in a car crash in New York state, you should stop as soon as it is safe to do so. After coming to a stop, you should check yourself for injuries and call for assistance. An officer will then come to the scene of the wreck to render whatever...
Can an aggressive driver cause a serious motor vehicle collision?
Whether you are driving to class in the morning, driving home after work or driving across town to complete household errands, chances are that you’ve witnessed poor or reckless driving. Perhaps the most frightening experiences center around aggressive drivers and...