Outrage Over Driving and Cell Phone Abuse
Rocky Mount resident Tyler Strandberg has a problem. In the past three years, she had wrecked and totaled three cars. The last one was borrowed from her grandma. Tyler’s father,…
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Another Toyota Recall!
After a long “investigation,” Toyota has finally announced that a recall of about 2.3 million Toyotas that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says pose a serious safety issue….
Read MoreRestraining Children Safely
While driving my son to school each morning, I regularly see children who are not properly restrained in their seats. Practicing simple safety every trip–no matter how short–can save a…
Read MoreOperation Slow Down/No Need 2 Speed Nets 31,760 Speeding Violations
OPERATION SLOW DOWN/NO NEED 2 SPEED NETS 31,760 SPEEDING VIOLATIONS 83,118 traffic and criminal citations issued statewide RALEIGH — The Governor’s Highway Safety Program announced today that state and local…
Read MoreTexting while driving law takes effect in North Carolina
December 1, 2009 According to The Associated Press, a new state law in North Carolina, which takes effect December 1, bans drivers from reading or writing text messages and e-mails…
Read MoreProtecting Pregnant Drivers
We frequently handle cases involving pregnant women hurt during automobile collisions, and understand the dilemma that many soon to be mothers face regarding seat belt safety. Interesting research is ongoing…
Read MoreSafety Measures sometimes Not Enough to Prevent Head Injury
A 16 year old high school football player in California remains in critical condition after suffering a severe head injury. Ironically, this athlete was wearing an advanced technology helmet designed…
Read MoreOperation Slow Down/No Need 2 Speed Commences This Week
The N.C. State Highway Patrol and the Governor’s Highway Safety Program will kick off Operation Slow Down/No Need 2 Speed Wednesday, Nov. 18. The event will be held at 10…
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