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The way people act in traffic and how others respond can directly influence the chances of a crash occurring. Tailgating is passive-aggressive or outright aggressive driving behavior. One motorist gets right up on the rear bumper of another driver to express...
Some pedestrian crashes are the result of people making poor choices as they walk or jog on busy roads. People who don’t monitor their surroundings might step out into traffic with devastating consequences. However, many pedestrian crashes are the result of driver...
Some people believe that traffic violations are primarily a way for police departments to generate revenue. People tend to think of traffic enforcement as inconvenient and frustrating. However, traffic statutes exist to enhance public safety. Operating a motor vehicle...
Many motor vehicle collision injuries are mild to moderate. With appropriate medical attention, the injured person can likely make a complete recovery. Other injuries may have more serious medical implications. They may put a person's life at risk. They can also...
Motor vehicle collisions are relatively common in the Cincinnati area and across Ohio. Traffic violations are a leading cause of crashes. People choose not to yield the right of way or to follow appropriate procedures, making their conduct unpredictable and more...
Damage to the teeth and jaw is all too common in the aftermath of serious collisions. A person's face may strike the steering wheel, dashboard, airbag, window or another object during a crash, resulting in painful and expensive dental injuries that require extensive...
A car crash can leave you in pain and uncertain about paying medical bills and repair costs. Knowing what to document and whom to notify can help you start an Ohio claim while important evidence remains available. Here are steps you can take to begin and protect your...
An appropriate following distance is a critical part of driving safely. You always need to have enough distance between you and the car in front of you that you can stop if there is an emergency. But one problem that people often run into is that they accidentally...
Many collisions involving pedestrians occur because drivers don't actively watch for them. Therefore, people on foot might assume they are safest in areas where drivers know there are likely to be pedestrians. That’s why safety experts recommend that people cross the...
Drowsy or fatigued driving is obviously unsafe behavior. When drivers are too tired, they are at risk of falling asleep at the wheel. Fatigue increases reaction times and diminishes the ability to make the right choice in a stressful situation. Many safety experts...