Some accidents are simply unavoidable. No matter how responsible you are behind the wheel, there’s always a chance you will encounter a drunk, distracted, or reckless driver. Fortunately, you can reduce your risk significantly by avoiding the roads during certain days and times.   We reviewed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),

It’s no secret that riding a motorcycle comes with inherent risks. Even if you follow all traffic laws, you may still end up in an accident with a drunk or reckless driver. One way to reduce the likelihood of being involved in a serious wreck is to learn the most common causes of these collisions

Most commercial trucks in the United States are required to have an electronic logging device, or “black box.” ELDs track various metrics about vehicle performance and the truck driver’s behavior behind the wheel. After a truck accident, black box data is often analyzed by the attorneys for both the claimant and the defense to identify

You’re probably familiar with all the basic motorcycle safety guidelines: wear a helmet, don’t speed or ride under the influence of alcohol, etc. But many riders—even the most experienced ones—overlook or ignore important safety measures that can reduce their risk of crashing and suffering injuries.   Read on to learn 4 motorcycle safety tips all