Ask any regular Kansas City commuter about railroad crossings, and they’ll have a story. The freight train that showed up with no warning on a route they’ve driven for years. The gate that stayed down for what felt like fifteen minutes while they were already late. The crossing near an industrial corridor that seems to … Read more
Truck driving is an essential part of the American economy. Without truck drivers, our country would come to a standstill. Truck drivers are responsible for transporting goods across the country, ensuring the steady flow of commerce. However, like any other profession, even truck drivers are prone to making mistakes while working. When a truck driver … Read more
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), nearly 30% of all fatal car accidents in the United States involve a driver with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.8% or higher, making drunk driving one of the leading causes of road accidents. Is there any links between drunk driving and road accidents? Even … Read more
Getting into a fender bender often leads to neck pain that could be the result of whiplash and other types of injuries. Even a minor car accident can cause injuries due to the forces that your body is subjected to during the collision, and it is easy to brush off your pain when it seems … Read more
The average commercial truck weighs nearly 20 times more than a passenger vehicle. Despite strict safety regulations imposed on trucking companies and their drivers, trucking accidents remain common on our country’s roadways. Distracted driving, speeding, and driver fatigue can lead to serious accidents that far too commonly leave victims with devastating injuries. If you or … Read more
If you live in Washington State and you’ve been convicted of a crime, you might be worried about possessing a firearm for hunting season. In this state, any person who has been convicted of a felony or crimes associated with domestic abuse is not allowed to own or possess any type of firearm. While the … Read more