Car accidents

One of the most dangerous routines workers have is commuting. Driving to and from work every day increases the risk of getting involved in a motor vehicle accident. Even if your commute is necessary, do what you can to minimize the risk of collisions. Avoid dangerous...

Rear-end collisions make up a good chunk of the crashes that happen on the road. As with most other types of crashes, they also tend to result in similar injuries depending on several factors. What sort of injuries are most common in rear-end crashes? Examining...

Washington's teen drivers do not have the behind-the-wheel experience that older motorists have, and this means they may be less likely to know what to do in certain situations to avoid a wreck. Teen drivers are also highly susceptible to distraction, and often, the...

Being a safe and responsible driver is a must for all who share the road. By remaining alert to your surroundings and following traffic laws, you can greatly reduce your risk of a collision. However, there is not much you can do about negligent drivers, who partake in...

In the state of Washington, the accident fatality rate for bicyclists is higher than the national average. That kind of statistic, while sobering, should not keep you off your bike, but rather make you more aware of the safety precautions you can take. Wearing a...

Sport utility vehicles are among the most popular on the road. According to J.D. Power, they account for 70% of all new vehicle sales, a dramatic increase from 21% in 2009. For all their many benefits, SUVs raise some safety concerns. Not only are they more likely to...

While some injuries, like cuts and broken bones, are apparent immediately after car accidents, others might not appear until later. Drivers often experience adrenaline rushes that mask acute injuries, so they may not notice the pain until days or weeks after the...

The term "aggressive driving" is an umbrella that encompasses multiple types of dangerous driving behaviors. This can include tailgating, rapid lane changing, speeding and more. But what dangers do aggressive drivers create? Are they enough of a threat to call the...

Even if you are a vigilant driver, you cannot control the behavior and decisions of other motorists. Understanding that crashing is an inherent risk of driving your vehicle can help you establish rules to protect yourself and those you love from danger. Even if you do...

If you own an SUV, you probably have seen the warning labels that talk about rollover risks. These vehicles have an enhanced chance of rolling over in an accident or when driving in certain situations than cars. Hot Cars explains that the rollover risk with SUVs is...