Motor Vehicle Accidents
Improper following distance is a leading cause of crashes
Rear-end crashes are among the most common collisions that occur. Drivers fail to pay attention or get too close to others in traffic and then cannot stop when traffic conditions change. They hit the driver in front of them, which can lead to substantial property...
Report: 50% of injury accidents occur near intersections
Whenever you drive through an intersection, you are inherently exposed to a greater risk of being involved in a car accident. Reports find that 50 percent of accidents leading to injuries happen at or near intersections. Additionally, intersections account for roughly...
First steps to take as a victim of a motor vehicle accident
A motor vehicle accident can happen without warning and leave you shaken, confused and unsure of what to do next. In the moments that follow, your actions can affect your health, safety and ability to recover losses. Knowing the correct steps to take helps you...
Inattention leads to 1000s of crashes: Proving liability is vital
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents in New Jersey. While most people associate distraction with texting, the reality is that drivers can be distracted by GPS devices, eating, adjusting in-car technology or even talking with...
Drowsy driving accidents occur often and pose claim challenges
Fatigue behind the wheel is a serious but often overlooked cause of vehicle accidents across the nation. Drivers who are sleep-deprived or overly tired can experience slowed reaction times, impaired judgment and even brief “microsleeps” that make collisions more...
3 types of crashes associated with driver distraction
Many variables contribute to the risk of a motor vehicle collision. Distraction has become one of the most common reasons that people lose control of their vehicles and cause preventable collisions. Technically, distracted drivers can cause a variety of different...
