An accident takes just a split second in real time. Someone drifts across the center line and hits your car head-on. The airbag explodes forward. Your head hits the airbag, bounces back against the headrest, and your vehicle comes to a stop. As you get out, it feels...
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Month: October 2018
How do I know if my vehicle tires need to be replaced?
Your vehicle tires are essential to your ability to stop, maneuver and avoid accidents while driving your car. In fact, if you neglect to replace your balding, worn-out car tires, you could find yourself liable for a vehicle accident if your old tires cause you to get...
Alcohol slows down your nerve cells
Have you ever wondered why people say that alcohol, as a drug, is technically a depressant? Maybe it seems like just the opposite to you; people who have been drinking appear happy, expressive and talkative. The reason is that alcohol depresses your nerve cells,...
Is it a myth that millennials aren’t buying homes?
You often hear people say that millennials are not buying homes, and that it's having a drastic impact on the economy. At that same age, younger generations were buying homes and starting families. Millennials have far too much student debt. They spend their money on...
How do I treat my whiplash injuries?
We've all seen the archetypical image of someone wearing a big, puffy neck brace while sitting in the courtroom. If you're suffering from whiplash, you probably have an enormous amount of sympathy for that person. Whiplash is painful and it can involve costly medical...
Why are the weekends so dangerous for drivers?
The weekends pose a much higher risk to drivers than the work week. A recent study that looked at the statistics from 2016 showed that 6,802 deaths happened on Saturday, 5,826 happened on Friday and 5,809 happened on Sunday. Those are the three deadliest days by a...