Category: Auto Accidents

Have you ever been frustrated by getting stuck in the left lane behind a slow-moving car? If so, you may be happy to hear that Oklahoma enacted a law which restricts this type of driving behavior. Basically, our state has … Continue reading →

People rent cars in Oklahoma for many different reasons. They may need a way to get around town after they fly into a city like Tulsa for business, or they may need a vehicle such as a large SUV or … Continue reading →

Tulsa is a large and rapidly growing metro area. Unfortunately, as Tulsa’s population has grown, the roads have become more congested, leading to a high number of traffic crashes. In 2017 alone, a reported 13,752 crashes occurred in Tulsa County … Continue reading →

If you get into a car accident in Tulsa, one of the first steps that you should take in the aftermath is to get a copy of your police accident report. If you move ahead with pursuing an insurance claim … Continue reading →

Whiplash injuries are some of the most common injuries suffered in motor vehicle accidents. In the U.S., nearly 1 million people suffer whiplash injuries in car accidents every year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Whiplash can … Continue reading →

Airbag accident injuries made headlines when the Takata Corporation, an airbag manufacturer, admitted that over 33 million of its airbags were defective and recalled them. But an airbag doesn’t have to be defective to cause injuries. Although airbags are often … Continue reading →

A new distracted driving law in the state of Washington has commuters buzzing, and not because they oppose laws that make driving safer. It’s because this particular law dealing with distracted driving hinges mainly on the judgement of a law … Continue reading →

There is something exhilarating about skillfully guiding a modern automobile along an open roadway at high speed. After all, speeding seems to be a minor sin to most drivers, in light of other, more dangerous driver errors. In fact, some … Continue reading →

Every day across the United States, eight people die and over 1,000 sustain injuries as a result of distracted driving. And no wonder, with an average of 660,000 people using electronic devices while driving each day. As a growing trend … Continue reading →

Distracted driving is one of the most common causes of traffic accidents. When a driver becomes distracted, even for a second, it can significantly reduce the ability to react to a potential collision. Even though distracted driving accidents are common, … Continue reading →