The roads in Knoxville and throughout Tennessee can be dangerous even if drivers are cautious and maintain all the rules for safety. With the possible risks seemingly amplifying, the number of ways in which collisions can occur are a problem. This includes worsening...
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In a crash, just a few miles per hour can make a deadly difference
Over the past 25 years or so, highway speed limits have gone up in most states, including Tennessee. We once had a nationwide speed limit of 55 mph, but now the interstate speed limit in Tennessee is 70 mph. Some states have 80 mph limits or even higher. A new study...
Filing a negligence claim following your car accident
When an accident occurs between two vehicles, one or both parties may have operated their vehicles negligently. Even if you are partially responsible for your motor vehicle accident, you may still be able to recover damages for any accident-related injuries and...
Can a TBI affect your memory?
Tennessee residents like you may have a long road to recovery after a crash. This is particularly true if you end up with a head injury. Injuries to the brain often come with extensive, far reaching consequences that impact other areas of your life. For example,...
Can new safety features prevent all car accidents?
The automobile industry is constantly coming up with new safety features that will hopefully reduce car crashes or keep occupants safe in the event a crash happens. While seat belts, mirrors and crumple zones are common safety features that all modern automobiles are...
Self-driving cars not likely to be common any time soon
It seems like news reports have been talking about self-driving cars for years now. More and more, we hear about companies like GM and Tesla test-driving prototypes on streets and highways. When will these robot vehicles be for sale at Knoxville-area dealerships? Not...
Poll: 3 out of 4 Americans say driverless cars “not ready”
The future of traffic looks safe and economical, say those who are working on driverless car development. When autonomous vehicles are perfected and in use across the nation, we should see motor vehicle crashes, injuries and fatalities plummet. In addition, driverless...
How does fault work in a Tennessee auto accident?
Tennessee maintains fault laws for auto accident liability. If the investigation determines that a driver caused the accident, he or she has responsibility for the financial costs such as medical bills and property damage. If you or a loved one has suffered a serious...
Driver who killed pregnant mother and toddler faces murder chagres
Pedestrian deaths are on the rise and the Tennessee community is suffering the reality of it. According to a new report, pedestrian fatalities are at a 28-year high, mostly due to large vehicles and smartphones. When a driver kills a pedestrian, everyone involved in...
2 Teens Die in Memorial Day Crash in East Tennessee
Memorial Day weekend is often known as being deadly on Tennessee roads. While the number of deaths may go up and down from year to year, it is a time that is prone to reckless driving, drunk driving, speeding, and crowded roadways. This year two teens died in an...
