Category: Auto Accident

Content reviewed by Jason D. Stone After more than a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, everyday tasks such as driving might not feel as natural as they once did. If you haven’t driven much over the past year, you might feel uneasy about getting back on the road now that things are slowly returning to

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone. Dealing with the aftermath of a car crash is stressful, especially if you or a loved one suffered injuries. Besides dealing with the accident itself, you’ll need to handle medical bills, insurance claims, police reports, and other essential paperwork. Many people assume that a police crash

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone As the weather warms up, so do the number of drivers on the road heading out to enjoy a fun time at the beach, the lake, or with friends and family. However, a fun family outing can turn tragic quickly after an auto accident that results

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone Driving through and around Boston takes effort. Whether you’ve lived here for several years or are just visiting for a few days, you’re bound to find the city’s roadways confusing and deciphering the overall layout mind-boggling. Boston is an old city, serving as an important location

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone Whether you’re involved in a fender bender or a serious accident, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. Some common injuries like traumatic brain injuries don’t reveal themselves until hours or days after the accident. Some victims also overlook injuries because of shock immediately

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone Being involved in any road accident can be an incredibly traumatic experience, but being hit by a driver who does not stick around to check if you are alright is particularly shocking. Hit and run accidents are, unfortunately, more common than you may think. On average,

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone We all know that smartphones distract drivers. In fact, they’re one of the most common sources of distraction. And though it’s good that public safety campaigns raise awareness of the risks they cause, it’s important to understand they’re not the only cause of distraction. If we

This article has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone Up until 2020, the average Boston driver spent six collective days per year stuck behind the wheel in traffic, longer than drivers in most other U.S. cities. Though Boston’s traffic decreased significantly during the pandemic, most residents are expecting it to increase yet again as life

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone If you’ve ever sat in a standoff with three or more other vehicles at a four-way stop, you might have wondered who has the right of way. And if you’ve ever been in a fender-bender or more serious crash because another driver got it wrong, then