Compensation for Pet’s Injury in Car Accident

Most animal lovers think of their pets as more than just property. They are part of the family. And they often travel in the car just like any other family member. Unfortunately, these loved ones face injuries or death just…

Does Changing the Clock Cause an Increase of Car Accidents?

Few people complain about turning their clocks back an hour each fall at the end of Daylight Savings Time. An extra hour of sleep is a gift to anyone who hurries through their days to meet daily responsibilities to work…

Riding Mopeds in South Carolina

Mopeds offer an economical alternative to other types of motor vehicles. But while mopeds can get about 100 miles to the gallon, riders face many risks. Moped riders often share roads posted with speed limits their mopeds can’t handle. South…

Beaufort County Has High Rate of Car Accidents

Beaufort County has the 11th highest rate of car accidents among South Carolina’s 46 counties, according to AAA Carolinas, the Island Packet reports. While Beaufort was not among the five most “dangerous counties” in 2012, it is part of a region…

Fatal Car Crashes in South Carolina Decrease Statewide, But Rise in One County

When it comes to fatal car accidents, the state of South Carolina has received promising news. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, South Carolina traffic deaths have fallen from 2008 to the midway point of 2013, WLTX reported. However, statistics from the…

Hot Weather Can Cause Tire Blowouts

Your automobile tires are at greater risk of blowouts in the heat of the summer. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns that the heat can cause tire failure at highway speeds. Tire breakdowns account for an estimated 11,000 crashes each…

Some Designated Drivers May Be Tipsy

Designated drivers, who chose to get their friends safely home after a night out, might not be as sober as you would think. A new report shows that a fifth of the so-called responsible drivers are under the influence when…