Speed limits are set to protect drivers and are determined by many factors. Speeding is dangerous and can harm not only you or your passengers, but also other drivers or people on the side of the road. The change of seasons in Alaska approaches quickly and many drivers do not prepare for the change in traffic patterns or weather conditions. Winter weather means Alaskan roads are more … [Read more...]
Physical Therapy Is Important Following An Injury
National Physical Therapy Month October is National Physical Therapy Month created by the American Physical Therapy Association to celebrate Physical Therapists and their impact on patients. Many people go to physical therapy following a car accident to help recover from injuries. Different kinds of physical therapy helps individuals differently. Some common types of treatment … [Read more...]
Choosing Correct Tires
Different kinds of tires serve different purposes on the road. In Alaska, it is important to understand the difference between all-season tires and winter (snow) tires. Choosing the correct tire ensures the safety of yourself and others while driving on Alaskan roads. Tread Rubber Compound Tires are made of different types of rubber compound serving different purposes. Rubber … [Read more...]
Concussions In Car Crashes
Concussions are the most common type of brain injury and can happen without losing consciousness or immediately showing symptoms. In car crashes, victims can experience concussions without knowing and become more susceptible to future concussions. Concussions occur when the brain hits the inside of the skull. Impact with another vehicle or object, such as an airbag, can cause the … [Read more...]
Tailgating
September 13-19 is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. Truck driving is a dangerous career in the United States with crashes occurring daily across the country. Bad driving habits such as tailgating make roads even more dangerous. Tailgating Tailgating is when a vehicle drives too close to the vehicle in front of it. Drivers should leave a safe distance between their … [Read more...]
Recovery In Negligence Cases
Negligence Claims Most claims arising from car accidents in Alaska are based on a theory of negligence. That means one of the drivers breached their duty to drive reasonably. The failure to drive reasonably was a substantial factor in the accident, resulting in bodily injury or damages. For example, a driver may be liable for negligence if they drive too fast and crash into another … [Read more...]
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