Who Pays for Medical Bills After a Car Accident?
If you’ve been in an accident before, you know how scary they are. You probably still can’t believe how fast it happened and how lucky you are to be alive. For most people fortunate enough to survive an accident but unlucky to get injured, there’s often one lingering question “Who pays for the medical bills?” […]
Read MoreTips for driving safely in inclement weather
Bad weather can be hazardous even if you are a safe driver. Like other motorists, you might underestimate the dangers of inclement conditions and fail to take the necessary precautions to mitigate the risk of a collision.
Read MoreThe importance of seeking medical attention after a car accident
If you were involved in a car accident in Illinois, it’s important to take the steps you need to recover damages. However, before you start a personal injury claim, you must seek medical treatment. This is essential for a few reasons. Knowing why and using tips for choosing medical care after an accident is important.
Read MoreHow to help your child become a safe driver
Teen drivers are statistically more likely to get into accidents than other motorists traveling on Illinois highways. However, there are steps that parents can take to help their children develop into safe drivers. For example, adults are encouraged to model good behavior such as always wearing a safety belt when driving. It’s also a good idea to teach your son or daughter about the dangers of impaired driving.
Read MoreCommon causes of distracted driving
Anything that takes your focus away from the road can be considered a distraction. In some cases, simply thinking about what you’ll do when you get to an Illinois mall, stadium or festival can be an example of distracted driving. However, in many cases, smartphone use is the cause of accidents involving motorists who weren’t […]
Read MoreMotor vehicle accidents: Distracted driving is still a problem
Distracted driving is a major problem in Illinois. According to a study done by The Zebra, distracted driving caused 8.5% of fatal motor vehicle accidents and 20% of the injuries from crashes in 2019. Deaths from distracted driving are slowly lowering each year, but the numbers are still too high.
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