Backing up a vehicle involves risk. Whether in a driveway, parking lot, or onto a public street reversing accidents often lead to collisions with cars, pedestrians, [ā¦]
Feeling sleepy behind the wheel is dangerous. Driving tired makes reaction times slower, attention weaker, and judgment worse. It increases the chance of a crash dramatically. [ā¦]
A non-CDL Class C license is the standard driverās license that allows you to operate regular passenger vehicles and light-duty trucks. Unlike a Commercial Driverās License [ā¦]
Drivers often hear āhighwayā and āfreewayā used interchangeably, but there are important differences. Knowing how each is defined in California helps you understand road rules, safety [ā¦]
Speeding is one of the most common factors in traffic crashes and it significantly increases both the likelihood of crash and the severity of injury. Understanding [ā¦]
When roads are poorly maintained they can pose serious hazards. Cracks, potholes, debris, bad lighting, and weather damage contribute to many preventable crashes. Knowing how these [ā¦]
If you are involved in a traffic accident in Los Angeles, obtaining the LAPD traffic collision report is an important step. It provides key evidence and [ā¦]
After a car crash many people assume the at-fault driverās insurance will immediately pay all medical bills. Reality is usually more complicated. Understanding how medical expenses [ā¦]
Californiaās rules are strict when it comes to using a wireless or mobile phone while driving. These laws are designed to reduce distracted driving and keep [ā¦]
Being involved in an accident can leave you wondering what the consequences are if you share some blame. In California you can still recover damages even [ā¦]
A head-on collision occurs when the front ends of two vehicles crash into each other directly. These are among the most dangerous types of crashes because [ā¦]
Driving in California comes with specific responsibilities. As you grow older, changes in vision, reflexes, memory, and health can affect your driving. California recognizes these changes [ā¦]
Californiaās traffic safety picture improved in 2023 and continued trending in the right direction through 2024 nationally. Fatalities in California fell year over year, with meaningful [ā¦]
Rapid population growth, aging streets, and traffic congestion are combining to make driving in the Bay Area more dangerous than ever. Projected growth to over 9.3 [ā¦]
Winter roads can be unpredictable. Cold weather, snow, ice, and low visibility all increase risk. These tips can help you drive safer, avoid collisions, and protect [ā¦]
You canāt anticipate every crash but knowing where they are most likely to occur can help you stay alert. Based on reports and patterns in Southern [ā¦]
A car accident can change your life instantly. One moment you are driving down the road; the next moment you are faced with medical bills, repair [ā¦]
Sharing the road with large semi-trucks is frightening and serious crashes occur more often than many realize. Fully loaded tractor-trailers can weigh as much as 80,000 [ā¦]
Texting while driving is especially dangerous. It forces the driver to take their eyes off the road, hands off the wheel, and attention away from driving. [ā¦]
Pedestrians legally have the right of way in California yet that offers little comfort if a car turning left strikes them. Left turn lanes are among [ā¦]