While most responsible drivers realize that texting while driving is inherently dangerous, many of those same people face multiple distractions themselves without realizing it. If …

While vehicle accidents happen throughout the year, winter is a particularly hazardous time to be on the roadways. Winter weather results in dangerous road conditions …

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When the coronavirus pandemic first hit our nation last March, most people took the resulting lockdown very seriously. Schools, offices, and restaurants shut down. Roadways saw little but emergency traffic, and only essential businesses remained opened. Even Times Square, New York City became a ghost town. Back then, the pandemic was a “brave new world.”

As this holiday season begins, now more than ever, we must take the time to remember what we have to be grateful for.

Any type of motor vehicle accident can have devastating consequences, but this is particularly true of collisions involving commercial trucks, also known as tractor-trailers, 18-wheelers, and big rigs. Due to their sheer size and weight, collisions with large trucks frequently result in serious injury or death.

Proper car seat installation is essential to ensure your child’s safety. And with car seat laws in New York and New Jersey being among the toughest in the nation, proper installation and use will also eliminate unnecessary fines and tickets.

Back in March, the world seemed to all-but shut down due to the pandemic; schools closed, office buildings sat empty, and even professional sports arenas went dark. But as we begin to return to some semblance of normal, with schools across the country re-opening and millions of adults heading back to the workplace, nationwide traffic is increasing.

Whether you’re going for a routine check-up, seeking treatment for a chronic illness, or in need of emergency care following a car accident, the process will look dramatically different from its pre-pandemic days.

As COVID-19-related restrictions begin to ease, traffic is rapidly increasing to its pre-pandemic numbers. Unfortunately, so are car accidents.