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How to Teach your Teenager to Drive
Parents know how do drive, but they don’t necessarily know how to describe or teach driving. It is recommended to have a driving instructor work with your teen to help them learn the rules of the road. Teens who take formal driver education courses are less likely to be involved in a car crash, get… read more
What is Uninsured Motorist Coverage?
Did you know that in the event of a car accident with an uninsured at-fault driver, you can use uninsured motorist coverage? This coverage protects you under these circumstances. How it works is that you make a claim against your own insurance company, for up to the limit of coverage, instead of against the other driver…. read more
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) occurs when you are involved in or witness a terrifying, usually life-threatening, event. Severe anxiety, flashbacks, uncontrollable thoughts and nightmares are common symptoms of the illness. While most people eventually adjust to the aftereffects of traumatic events, some people find their symptoms worsening over time. Doctors are not able to pinpoint… read more
Pedestrian, Bicyclist and Driver Safety in the Dark
Until mid-December, the days will be getting shorter which means it will be darker in the morning and evenings. Pedestrians and bicyclists can be even harder to see during the morning and evening commutes. As a pedestrian, make sure to use crosswalks when crossing roads at night. Try to wear light colored clothing or have… read more
Hands-Free Voice Controls Increase Driver Distraction
A new study by AAA found voice-activated infotainment systems can pose more of a risk than talking on a cell phone while driving. Researchers at the University of Utah conducted a test with 40 driver’s ages 18-40 in nine different scenarios with a voice-control system created just for the study. The hands-free version they created… read more
How to Avoid Wildlife Collisions on the Road
Animals are forced to cross roads and highways in search of food, water, cover, and mates placing them in danger of vehicles driving down the road. The number one way to avoid collisions with wildlife while on the road is to slow down. In Oregon, the majority of vehicle-wildlife crashes occur from September through November,… read more
When do I need to hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?
The skills and experience of a professional lawyer is worth the money in most cases. Many claims involve complex legal rules, the severity of your injuries might cause compensation to differ from the norm or the insurance company is difficult to handle on your own. Below is a list of types of injuries and accidents… read more
Driver Safety in Wet Road Conditions
With the rain starting to come back in Oregon, it is important to stay safe during the wet and rainy road conditions. To prepare for the weather, make sure you have windshield wipers that function properly to allow you maximum visibility while driving. Make sure headlights, tail lights, brake lights and turn signals are all… read more
A motorist is 20 times more likely to die in a crash involving a train than in one involving another motor vehicle. Keep these tips in mind next time you are around a railroad crossing to avoid an accident: Always yield the right-of-way to the train; they cannot yield to you. Never ignore warnings such… read more
Teens drivers are more likely to be distracted while driving. Texting and driving is very common among teens and it is important t0 make sure your teen understands the rules of the road to keep themselves and other drivers safe. Nearly 1/3 of all teen deaths between the ages of 16-19 are a result of… read more
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