4 kinds of dangerous drivers
There are more people driving than ever before. As a result, more auto accidents are happening each year. It’s estimated that there are over a hundred fatal car accidents every day. Deadly car accidents between 2018 and 2022 increased by 16% – that’s nearly 6,000 more car crashes. What’s causing so many auto accidents to […]
What is the Oklahoma Work Zone Safe Course for Teen Drivers?
Mandatory education is an important component of obtaining a driver’s license. Teenagers who want to get behind the wheel in Oklahoma have to attend a driver’s training course that includes both book instruction and hands-on training in a vehicle. They need to practice driving with a licensed adult in the vehicle for at least 50 […]
How is fault determined in a rear-end collision?
Some states, including Oklahoma, have at-fault laws in place. This means that in the event of a car crash, the driver who caused the accident is responsible for the resulting economic and non-economic damages like medical expenses, property damage and lost wages. One of the most common types of car crashes you can find yourself […]
How could a half-eaten burger help your car crash claim?
Sometimes, determining who was at fault in a car crash is easy. For example, if the other driver was drunk or they hit you when they veered from their side of the road into yours, the fact that you were almost certainly not at fault is pretty obvious. Other times, discovering what caused a crash […]
What parents must look for when choosing their teen’s vehicle
Motor vehicle accidents remain to be the leading cause of death among American teens. One of the ways parents can combat this concerning reality is by deliberately choosing a safe and reliable car for their young drivers. While the risk factors commonly killing teen drivers are difficult to monitor, such as their consistency in wearing […]
Breaking Down Tulsa’s Native American Traffic Laws & Supreme Court Verdict
The complex landscape of tribal sovereignty and local jurisdiction is a topic the U.S. has grappled with for years. Recently, the city of Tulsa was under the microscope as the Supreme Court weighed in on its ability to enforce municipal ordinances against Native Americans. The outcome of this decision is intertwined with historical context, recent […]
How could a longer route be safer when driving?
If given a choice of routes to reach a particular destination, most people would choose the shortest one. They may make an exception when they are on vacation and want to take the scenic route. There are often good reasons for taking a longer route. It can often be safer as well as faster. Some […]
3 parties other than a driver that could be liable for a major crash
Some people have very restrictive ideas about fault and liability following a car crash. All too often, the assumption is that it will always be someone driving a vehicle who is to blame for a crash. In the vast majority of collisions, that is true. One motorist or possibly more than one of them will […]
5 things to keep in mind before driving on a long road trip
Summer is a popular season for road trips. But some risks can have serious consequences. To minimize these risks, it is crucial to have a plan in place before driving. Here are some things to consider if you are heading on a road trip: 1. Make sure your vehicle is in good condition Having your […]
Fatal cycling collisions with cars reach a 46-year high
Public roads have always been a source of risk, and every mile traveled in a motor vehicle slightly adds to someone’s personal risk of being involved in a wreck. Motor vehicle collisions are one of the top causes of severe injuries and death in the United States, and they affect pedestrians and cyclists as well. […]