After a major accident that involved an 18-wheeler, you understandably had many fears and worries. Because you suffered tremendous injury as a result of the truck driver's negligence, you may have spent a considerable amount of time in hospital care as you worked to recover. Even now, you may know that parts of your life will never be the same.
Will new legislation make North Carolina roads safer?
While driving to your destination, you have probably noticed at least once that you were sharing the road with a distracted driver. Perhaps you noticed the car in front of you swerving as the driver tried to respond to a text message. Maybe you were at a red light when you noticed a person eating a full meal or putting on makeup when the light turned green. Distracted driving comes in many forms, and you are likely well aware of how dangerous and unnecessary it is.
Helping a loved one through a traumatic amputation
The injuries people suffer in motor vehicle accidents sometimes defy explanation. One person can walk away with minor injuries while someone else involved could suffer serious ones and someone else could die. Moreover, the variety of injuries that could occur are largely unpredictable.
Have you suffered a life-changing TBI?
Few people go through life expecting to suffer a life-changing injury. Unfortunately, this type of scenario could befall anyone, and you may have recently found yourself in this situation. One day, you may have gotten into your vehicle for a normal commute, and later you found yourself in the hospital, possibly with little or no memory of the car accident.
The problem of distracted driving and the threat to all motorists
North Carolina readers know that distracted driving is a serious threat to the health and safety of every person on the road. Despite the fact that most people are well aware of the dangers of this behavior, many drivers still engage in distracting behaviors while behind the wheel.
Staying safe when sharing the road with large trucks
Driving on the roads with cars and small trucks is one thing. But driving next to huge semi trucks and buses is quite another.
