What Are Frontage Roads? A frontage road is a road that runs parallel to major highways and offers direct access to local businesses, neighborhoods, and other destinations. Depending on where you reside in the Lonestar state, these roads may be called frontage roads, service roads, access roads, or feeders. The purpose of frontage roads is...Continue reading
When Do You Have to Stop for a School Bus in California? As summer break ends and the school year starts again, it’s crucial for all motorists to familiarize themselves with school bus laws and help keep our communities safe. Not abiding by these laws can endanger children’s safety and result in serious accidents. Motorists should...Continue reading
A Well-Written Demand Letter Is Key in a Personal Injury Claim A demand letter is one of the most critical components of a personal injury claim. It initiates the negotiation process between the injured party and the at-fault party’s insurance company. A well-crafted demand letter can significantly affect a personal injury victim’s case outcome. It...Continue reading
What Is California’s Cell Phone Law? Distracted driving continues to be a top cause of traffic fatalities, with cell phones being one of the leading sources of distraction. Drivers who text behind the wheel are distracted in 3 ways: visually, manually, and cognitively. California enacted its first cell phone law in 2008, making it one...Continue reading
Lane Filtering in Colorado Effective today, August 7, motorcyclists in Colorado will be able to lane filter legally. In 2024, Colorado joined a growing number of states that have legalized lane filtering for motorcycles. The primary goal of this new law is to protect motorcyclists – some of the most vulnerable motorists on Colorado’s roadways....
What Is the Difference Between Lane Splitting and Lane Filtering? Lane filtering and lane splitting are two practices often used by motorcyclists to navigate between lanes of traffic, but there are some key differences between them. Both practices aim to reduce travel time and avoid traffic congestion. However, these maneuvers can also present a risk...Continue reading
If My Airbags Deploy in an Accident, Is My Car Considered Totaled? It is a common misconception that a car is automatically considered totaled if the airbags deploy in an accident. When an airbag deploys, it does not mean that the vehicle is a total loss. If you were injured in an accident where the...Continue reading
Top Causes of Car Accidents in Denver, Colorado Denver, the state capital of Colorado, is the Centennial State’s largest metropolitan city. Many Coloradans rely on Denver’s highways, including Interstate 25, which follows the north-south corridor through Colorado Springs and Denver. While there are numerous causes of car accidents in the Denver area, these incidents are...Continue reading
Why EVs Are Causing Motion Sickness Electric vehicles (EVs) have surged in popularity across the United States, with a 60% increase in EV sales from 2022 to 2023. While known for their eco-friendliness and innovative technology, drivers, and passengers have reported motion sickness in EVs. The phenomenon is particularly puzzling given the general perception that...
4th of July Car Accidents The 4th of July, often associated with fireworks, barbecues, and family gatherings, should be a joyous celebration for Americans. However, the surge of car accidents during this holiday makes it one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. Independence Day sees an increase in dangerous driving behaviors,...Continue reading
