Drowsy driving is a problem that affects drivers all across the United States. Research conducted by AAA indicates that drowsy driving may be much more prevalent than current federal estimates suggest. For this reason, it is important that Columbus drivers understand the risks and warning signs of drowsy driving. Driving while tired can be a...
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Road Changes Can Reduce Accidents Caused By Elderly Columbus Drivers
Senior driver safety has become a pressing social issue. Thanks to advances in healthcare, public sanitation, and technology, the average lifespan is longer than ever. This has led to an aging population which has specific and unique needs. The inevitable increase in elderly drivers on the road will present specific issues for road safety in...
Read MoreColumbus Auto Accidents & Hidden Risk of Tired Drivers
Tired drivers are causing an increasing number of serious and fatal auto accidents, according to a recent study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. With spring break upon us and the summer travel season just around the corner, it's important to note than young drivers, ages 16 to 24, accounted for more than half...
Read MoreUnderride Trucking Accidents Deadly Threat to Columbus Motorists
A rare piece of bipartisan legislation has been introduced in Congress, which if passed would substantially reduce the threat of so-called "underride accidents" in Ohio and beyond. The Stop Underrides Act of 2017 was introduced by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) in the Senate and by Reps. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) and...
Read MoreBlack Ice, a Hazard for Drivers in Ohio
As we draw closer to the end of winter, the brisk cold clashes with the occasional warm, signifying that spring is just around the corner. This struggle between temperatures can create a serious hazard for Ohio drivers, especially when wet roads suddenly freeze. Black ice can be an unforeseen danger to those who aren't prepared....
Read MoreChildren of Columbus man killed by police deputy driving 100 mph file lawsuit
Family available for interviews with media as 2-year anniversary approaches COLUMBUS, Ohio – Children of a Columbus man killed by a Franklin County police deputy sheriff driving over 100 miles per hour are taking legal action against the county as part of a wrongful death lawsuit. Family members are available for interviews with the media...
Read MoreIs a Smartphone Manufacturer Responsible for Crash Prevention?
In 2003, a car accident victim sued Cingular after she was hurt in a collision caused by a driver using a Cingular phone. The crash victim tried to hold Cingular accountable for the collision, but the New York Times indicates the lawsuit was not a success. An appeal's court affirmed the ruling that Cingular could not...
Read MoreEveryone is at Risk of Intersection Accidents on Icy Roads
Late in December, an ice storm hit Ohio and contributed to a fatal car accident. A 20-year-old Columbus woman was traveling on 1-270 when her car careened off the highway and got stuck. She left her vehicle and was standing on the side of the road when another car also began to slide and hit her....
Read MoreWhy Columbus Car Accidents are Increasing Due to Mobile Technology
Several tragic accidents recently have been attributed to the use of SnapChat, a popular app that makes it possible for someone to post photos of their speed limit while driving. One accident involved a teen driver who recorded a SnapChat video of her driving 115 miles per hour. Shortly after she took the video, she crashed her...
Read MoreSpeeding Drivers and Car Accident Risks During Thanksgiving Weekend
A look back at past Thanksgivings shows that motorists face a substantial increased risk of auto accidents over Thanksgiving. As this year's Thanksgiving holiday approaches, it is important to consider the car accident risks the holiday can present. On one recent Thanksgiving day, a tragic Ohio crash occurred that killed two people. Inquisitr reported the fatal accident...
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