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Pursuing an insurance claim after a motor vehicle accident seems as if it should be straightforward. You seek medical care following the incident to prove that the crash caused your bodily injuries.

Nearly all riders know that wearing a helmet is the number one thing motorcyclists can do to save their own lives. Also, here in Georgia, it’s mandatory to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

It seems like there is always an auto recall being announced by the media, and just recently, the automaker giant Ford announced its latest. Approximately 550,000 SUVs and cars sold in North America have been recalled due to a problem involving their gearshifts.

If you’re heading out for a family vacation or day trip this summer, you’ll have to compete for asphalt room with the large commercial trucks on the highway. All the traffic makes it even more likely to get involved in a collision.

If you were involved in a collision with another motorist, one common source of post-accident pain is soft tissue injury. The “soft” areas of the body consist of the ligaments, muscles and tendons. Often these injuries may include:

So, you finally bought that new car you’d been saving for and dreaming of. But before the “new-car smell” is even gone, you discovered that your vehicle has a fairly serious safety hazard due to a defective auto part.

Even a minor car accident like a rear-end collision will leave you feeling shaky at the very least. However, you must take action once you feel more in control.

A Newton County woman was killed while attempting to retrieve her mail from the box located beside the road along the edge of her property. She was struck by an allegedly drunk driver on Monday, June 11.

According to the American National Standard Safe Practices for Motor Vehicle Operation, the skill of defensive driving as “driving to save lives, time, and money, in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others.”

Georgia summers are perfect for taking motorcycle rides. You may get an invitation to ride along as a passenger on a rider’s bike.