On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Oct 28, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
Halloween this year in Knoxville may look a little different than Halloween in years past. However, according to one report, 58% of people in the U.S. still plan on celebrating this spooky holiday. But these festivities can come to a quick and tragic end if a person...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Oct 20, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
The excitement that teenagers in Tennessee inevitably feel after getting their drivers’ licenses is almost always apparent. The newfound freedoms that the ability to driver offers can open up several new opportunities to them related to their participation in...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Oct 6, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
Many people struggle with challenges at work on a daily basis, resulting in fatigue, distractions, high levels of stress and rushing around. Sadly, all of these difficulties can increase the odds of a motor vehicle collision. If you were involved in a crash and the...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Sep 21, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
Motor vehicle crashes occur for a host of reasons, but some accidents have unique causes. For example, some drivers cause an accident because they attempt to operate a vehicle even though some type of physical or mental challenge interferes with their abilities, such...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Aug 11, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
Tennessee residents undoubtedly understand the risks they face when they head out on the road. This is true if they are driving, are passengers, are bicyclists or pedestrians. Motor vehicle accidents can cause severe injuries and fatalities. While the inherent dangers...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jul 29, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
After your recent car accident, you had a physician look you over to ensure you did not sustain injuries. Nothing major came back, but you still feel “off.” While you may feel fine physically, the accident may have injured you mentally and emotionally....
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jul 27, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
More so than any other vehicle on the road in Tennessee, motorcycles are especially prone to dangerous accidents with larger automobiles. In the case of trucks, these collisions can be deadly or life-threatening. Pileup on the road According to a report from Knoxville...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jul 22, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
On June 19, four people were hospitalized — one in serious condition — following a motor vehicle accident in North Knox County. The collision took place on Maynardville Highway. The two-vehicle crash took place at approximately quarter to five in the...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jul 15, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
The National Safety Council collects data of all kinds about motor vehicle crashes as does the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security. In general, traffic fatalities and injuries were down slightly in 2019 but motorists must be alert to the possibility...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jul 13, 2020 | motor vehicle accidents
New vehicles these days come with more autonomous features than ever, from lane assist to adaptive cruise control and more. In fact, fully autonomous vehicles are in the works, and may one day be seen on Tennessee roads. It is hoped that by eliminating human error...
