Driving Drowsy Is a Serious Traffic Safety Concern Research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reveals driver fatigue is a factor for more car accidents than federal government statistics had indicated. According to AAA, 21% of fatal crashes involve drowsy driver’s. (The 2011 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report showed 2.5%). In terms Read More
Read MoreMotorcycle Safety Basics: Wearing Your HelmetMotorcycles are a fun and convenient way to get around. They can also be very dangerous. Motorcycle accidents can lead to life-threatening injuries and even death. You need to be safe while riding a motorcycle. You should understand a few motorcycle safety basics to help prevent accidents and injuries. Wear Read More
Read MoreHow Can These Be Considered the Same?The odds of being hurt by a distracted driver are terrifying. Kansas University and the University of Utah have published statistics. In the Science of Distracted Driving published on Car Talk the following facts are established: Facts on Distracted Driving The odds of getting into a crash are 4 Read More
Read MoreLarry Wall and Tina Huntington want to make sure the lucky one is fully informed of all of the laws in the United States. That is why we have posted the Governors Highway Safety Association’s November 2014 link to HELMET LAWS. There are only three states that have no helmet laws. Those states are Illinois, Iowa, Read More
Read MoreSadly, the statistics for those using the sidewalks and streets were not very good according to the last year data was published. There was an increase in fatalities in 2012. At this time of year make certain you look both ways and hold onto your kids. Even though pedestrians have the right of way, pedestrian fatalities Read More
Read MoreWERE YOU HURT OR A LOVED ONE HURT BY A BUZZED OR DRUNK DRIVER? “Everyone understands dancing-with-a-lampshade drunk and says they would never drive like that. But they do drive with a buzz on because they don’t believe they are impaired,” said Robin Mayer of the NHTSA. These men defined “buzzed” as having a couple Read More
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