In addition to physical injuries, some may suffer psychologically injuries after experiencing a car accident. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a mental health condition initiated by a terrifying event, may result following a car accident. It's common to think about an accident and feel emotions such as fear, anger and guilt. However, if those feelings start to interfere with a … [Read more...]
Truck Driver Safety
Semi trucks cannot navigate through traffic with the same level of agility as smaller automobiles. This is not because truckers are bad drivers; it is a simple fact of physics. Big rigs are large, heavy, slow to turn and slow to stop. Meanwhile, cars are quick, agile, light and fast to stop in comparison. Still, there are a number of things truck drivers can do to ensure they are … [Read more...]
Dangers Of Drowsy Driving
Alaskan drivers may want to learn more about the dangers of drowsy driving since many car accidents each year are associated with tired drivers. Unfortunately, there is no test to determine if someone is too sleepy to drive safely. It is difficult to measure accidents related to drowsy drivers as it is highly under reported. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates … [Read more...]
Watch Out For Dangerous Drivers
Alaska's roads have a number of unique challenges that drivers face on a daily basis. Fortunately, if they drive safely, there is rarely an issue. Unfortunately, some drivers are not safe, and pose a threat to others on the road. This is why it is important to watch out for dangerous drivers on Alaskan roads. What You Can Do To Stay Safe While Driving As a safe driver worried … [Read more...]
Cell Phones Distract Drivers
A report by the National Safety Council (NSC) documents the dangers of using a cell phone while driving. 38 states ban texting while driving and 16 states ban talking on mobile devices while operating a vehicle because cell phones distract drivers. Approximately 10 percent of drivers are using cell phones at any given time. How Frequently Are Drivers Using Cell Phones? In … [Read more...]
In-Car Glances
Drivers who take their attention off the road for as little as two seconds increase their risk of getting into an accident, according to a study by Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety. Although the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommends drivers restrict their in-car glances to two seconds, the research indicates even this may not be safe. In the study, … [Read more...]
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