Most Dangerous Highway in America

The American interstate system is a vital part of the country’s infrastructure that allows millions of people to travel long distances every day. However, not all highways are equally safe. Some have gained notoriety from high accident rates, severe weather conditions, or drivers with risky habits. One of the most dangerous highways in the United… read more

Can a Person Drive for Uber/Lyft with a Bad Driving Record?

Rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft have revolutionized transportation. Driving for these platforms has provided many with a flexible way to earn income, but not everyone qualifies to drive. Drivers with a bad driving record may be disqualified from driving Uber or Lyft to keep passengers and others safe. Uber and Lyft’s Requirements for… read more

What Is the Average Car Accident Settlement?

A car accident is one of the most stressful events one can experience. Worrying about whether the insurance company will cover the vehicle damage, medical expenses, and missed time at work through a claim can be overwhelming. Not surprisingly, one of the first questions an accident victim may have following a crash is: “How much… read more

Are You Suffering From PTSD After a Car Accident?

Getting into a car accident can be frightening and overwhelming, but the psychological impact is often overlooked. For some people, a crash leads to an unexpected consequence: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Multiple studies estimate the rate of motor vehicle accident-related PTSD at 25% to 33% at least 30 days after the crash. One study found… read more

Point of View: The Impact of Uninsured Drivers on Insurance Premiums in Florida

The rising number of uninsured drivers in the U.S., exacerbated by economic pressures such as inflation, significantly impacts car insurance premiums, including in Central Florida. As the costs of living increase, many drivers forgo insurance, leading to higher premiums for insured drivers who bear the brunt of uninsured motorists’ risks. This trend, while unlawful, is… read more

Florida PIP (Personal Injury Protection): FAQs

Florida is one of around 12 states with a no-fault insurance system. This means in a car accident, drivers turn to their own insurance policy first to cover medical bills and lost wages regardless of fault.  All Florida drivers are required to carry personal injury protection (PIP) coverage to pay for these losses. Unless you… read more

Car Accidents Caused by Brake Checking in Florida 

A driver may brake check because another driver is following too closely or because they are angry about another driver’s actions. Brake checking is never safe. It can cause a rear-end collision, which could result in severe injuries to both drivers. What Is Brake Checking in Florida? Tailgating is aggravating. It involves a driver following… read more