The summer months are filled with fun and excitement, especially if you have young kids around who are constantly on the move. It is important to show your kids a good time, but also keep them safe from the dangers of getting into a Connecticut auto accident or other issues that might arise when in the car.
There is something iconic about driving down the road in the summertime with the top down from your convertible. The wind is blowing in your hair and your music might be up a touch too loud. You might think that this makes you more likely to get into a Connecticut auto accident.
What could be better than heading out on to the open road with some friends or your family for a good old fashioned summer road trip? The only thing standing in your way is the prospect of getting into a Connecticut auto accident. An accident most assuredly would derail your fun and cause a dream scenario to turn into a nightmare outcome.
Art is all around us. It is something that we often admire and enjoy as a visual addition to our world. However, until now, there has not been tremendous support for “asphalt art” , that is, colorful art that is painted on streets as non-traditional markings to encourage drivers to drive cautiously.
As summer is here, temperatures are about to change and that means that it is time to make sure your car is as safe as it possibly can be with the warmer weather. One particular area that should be addressed to help you avoid a Connecticut auto accident is the health of your tires.
One Florida woman was having a pretty bad day when she claimed she was “following her GPS” only to drive through a Portland, Maine police station parking garage and down a flight of stairs. Police said it was not her GPS that led her astray, but rather it was her excessive blood alcohol level that contributed to the acciden
We’re getting to that time of year when the weather is warming up and the hot temperatures will be here before you know it. Discomfort due to heat and distractions when things go wrong in your vehicle can lead to a Connecticut auto accident if you’re not aware of these things and don’t get them handled before the weather heats up. Taking a few minutes to address the small things that can become big problems in the summer months with your vehicle will help keep you safe no matter
In the last few months there have been a series of accidents or near-accidents in the state of Connecticut that have resulted in law enforcement officers reminding motorists about the state’s “move over” law. The law is designed to help limit the number of Connecticut auto accidents that involve first responders who are pulled over helping a vehicle in need.
It is fairly common knowledge that teen drivers are among the least experienced and deadliest to get behind the wheel in Connecticut and throughout the country. These drivers are more likely to participate in risky behaviors that may lead to Connecticut auto accidents.
It’s that time of year again when allergies become all too common and people are sneezing and wheezing all over the place. Itchy eyes and runny noses are so common it’s hard to tell if you have a cold or allergies or worse. In this case you may turn to an allergy medication to quell your symptoms, but how can you know if taking a certain medication will be safe or if it will lead to you getting into a Connecticut auto accident.
