Your child has been driving on their own for a few months -- or maybe just a few weeks. The moment you've dreaded arrives. You find out they've been involved in a crash. The odds of this are higher than most parents would like to contemplate. According to the...
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Car Accidents
Who can you sue if you’ve been hurt during a police chase?
When police officers receive a call summoning them to a crime or crash scene, their adrenaline often kicks into overdrive. This is often why you see them speeding down the road with their blue lights flashing. Time is critical. Someone's life may be in danger if they...
How parents can minimize teen distracted driving
Summer brings many newly licensed teen drivers out on the roads. Some are driving to and from summer jobs, running errands for their parents and chauffeuring younger siblings. Still others are driving to the lakes, mountains and other destinations to hang out with...
A motor vehicle accident can cause a concussion
A motor vehicle accident has the potential to cause a variety of injuries, with a concussion at the top of the list. If an object, such as the windshield, strikes your head with enough force, a concussion or more serious brain injury is possible. If you suspect a...
How to prepare your vehicle for the summer heat
With the cold winter months firmly in the past, it's time to prepare your vehicle for the summer heat that's sure to come. By doing so, you're able to confidently maintain a high level of safety every time you get behind the wheel. Here are a few things to consider as...
How to stay safe on your summer road trip
Summer is the best time of the year for a road trip. It doesn't matter if you're heading for the beach, the mountains or somewhere in between, you're sure to enjoy your travels. Unfortunately, there are a variety of dangers lurking on the road, all of which you need...
Follow these tips to share the road with pedestrians
When operating a motor vehicle, you must share the road with other cars, motorcyclists, bicyclists and pedestrians. Failure to do so increases the likelihood of an accident that results in injury or even death. Here are three simple tips you can follow to share the...
Do you know how to drive safely in strong wind?
When driving in Montana, don't be surprised if you run into inclement weather from time to time. For example, a strong wind can quickly move into the area, making it difficult to maintain control of your vehicle. Here are three safety tips to follow when driving in...
Funeral procession car accident injures 2
Three vehicles crashed during a funeral procession for a young girl from Butte, Montana, and the accident sent two people to the hospital. The girl who passed away had cystic fibrosis, and she was just 15 years old. The service for her was at the Duggan Dolan funeral...
How to increase reaction time when driving
When driving, good reaction time is often the difference between avoiding an accident and being part of an accident. There are several tips you can follow to increase reaction time when driving, such as: Leave a greater following distance: This gives you more time to...
