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Driving Safely in Florida During the Holidays
Even the safest of holiday drivers can be involved in serious accidents between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, these dates represent the most common period when... Continue reading → -
Do “Check Engine” Lights Improve Automotive Maintenance & Safety?
According to a new study from the American Auto Association, car maintenance alert systems that inform drivers when their vehicle requires attention appear to encourage more frequent automotive maintenance. As a vehicle owner, few things... Continue reading → -
Study Reveals Most Teens Continue to Text and Drive
A recent study released by State Farm has revealed that teenagers are continuing to text and drive even though they’ve been warned of the dangers that they are posing to themselves and others. Despite an... Continue reading → -
Federal Agency to Focus on Truck and Bus Safety this Holiday Season
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has announced several improvements to its Compliance Safety Accountability program, which is tasked with assisting various safety officials in identifying safety concerns among trucking and bus … Continue reading → -
Study Recommends New Auto Safety Devices for Older Drivers
A new study released by MIT and the Hartford Financial Services Group has revealed several advances in automotive safety technology that may be of particular interest to seniors. Drivers in our area may find some... Continue reading → -
Driving Safety Tips for Winter
In most parts of the country, drivers need to be prepared for all sorts of weather surprises when it comes to driving safely during the winter. The following five tips will help you stay safe... Continue reading → -
Three Helpful Driving Safety Tips
Whether you are making your morning commute to work or driving around town to complete a few errands, it’s all too easy to forget how dangerous it can be on the road. In the blink... Continue reading → -
Drive-By Shooting Ends in Car Accident
A drive-by shooting in Manatee County turned into a wild high-speed chase on Sunday afternoon that ended in a vehicular collision. The shooting occurred on 6th Street East in Bradenton. A description of the assailant’s... Continue reading → -
Will Statewide Crackdown on Aggressive Driving Decrease Tampa Car Accidents?
The Florida Highway Patrol will be inducing a three day long crackdown on aggressive driving in an effort to make the states safer which may help decrease local car accidents in Tampa. FHP troopers will... Continue reading → -
New Study Reveals Distracted Pedestrians Pose Serious Personal Injury Risk
With more people than ever tuning into mobile devices and tuning out of the world around them, an increasing number of distracted pedestrians are being found at fault in Tampa car accidents. In many cases,... Continue reading → -
New Legislation Would Create Stiffer Penalties for Fleeing Tampa Car Accidents
Drivers who are involved in a Tampa car accident have a legal responsibility to remain at the scene until they have ensured that no one has been injured. Unfortunately, many drivers choose to leave the... Continue reading →