According to a study published by the National Library of Medicine¹, insulin-treated diabetics do not have a significantly higher motor vehicle accident risk than the general population. However, not all diabetics follow treatment plans or even know they have diabetes, leading to dangerous driving situations. Here’s what you should know about driving safely with diabetes. …
Read MoreDistracted driving continues to be a leading cause of car accidents. How serious is the problem of distracted drivers? Our Miami car accident attorneys have compiled these distracted driving statistics to help you understand its impact on the roads. What Is Distracted Driving? Distracted driving is operating a motor vehicle without giving sufficient attention and …
Read MoreMultitasking while driving is something that most of us admit to doing. It can be tempting to read a document, fix your hair, or even enjoy that cheeseburger while you’re behind the wheel. But driving while multitasking is dangerous. When you take your complete concentration off the roads, the risk of an accident drastically increases. …
Read MoreExplaining The Risk Of Passing Lane Driving The Left Lane is for Passing Different lanes on the highway are in place for different reasons. The far-right lane is used for merging traffic, for motorists to prepare to leave the highway and for drivers who are moving slowly. The middle lanes are for those who are …
Read MoreMost car accidents are caused by negligence, or the driver’s failure to maintain a certain level of alertness while operating a vehicle. Negligence is one of the most common causes of car accidents that injure other motorists, pedestrians, or bicyclists. First, your attorney will need to figure out the cause of the accident and who is responsible. …
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