Vehicle Accidents

When you are involved in a traffic accident, it can be difficult to determine who is at fault. However, with careful investigation and analysis of the situation by authority or someone else that has experience handling these complicated cases involving cars collisions and even better with the providance of necessary evidences such as car fottage, it can be an exception as these evidences can be a clear basis of judgements. But, what if upon reviewing footages for the purpose of clearing and determining who’s at fault, is the discovery of violation on your ends?

Empty gas tanks, unexpected flatting out of a tire, clapping of clutch, are some reason why vehicles suddenly stop or causing drivers to pull up on the road side maybe to check, fix and repair or call for assistance. Oftentimes sudden turns cause accidents as people following behind you on a highway, given that cars on highway goes fast has slow givings of right of the way, and you might block their lane and might cause a T-bone style accident that results to a fatal crash.

When an accident occurs, it is not uncommon for the occupants to sustain injuries, an injury sustained may vary as internal and external injuries. External injuries such as road rash and severed limbs are some examples, doctors can instantly identify them as such because they are visibly there. While, internal bodily injury can often go undetected by a person who has sustained these types of wounds because they don’t always present symptoms that are obvious on the outside. Internal bleeding affects thousands per day in automobile accidents and other incidents like this one.

Harley M. Craddock was just 18-years old when she tragically died in a road crash that took her life Monday night. The police have identified the young woman now. The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP), with unclear whose at fault and is still under investigation regarding the matter, publicly stated that one car was driving west around New Harmony Shiloh Road when the other driver drove off the right side of the roadway, when it over-turned and drove left of center and resulted in a crash at around 6:25 p.m.

Truly it is, prevalence of truck accidents among main roads are evident in these type of headlines. In 2019, a total of 4,119 people died in truck crashes. The vast majority (67%) were occupants of cars and other passenger vehicles while 16% perished as passengers on the trucks themselves.

It has been a long time since seat belts were introduced. And because of these inventions, we have seen an increase in the numbers of people’s lives saved. In 2017 alone 14,955 more people than before are expected to live with their families and friends thanks to this invention that is just one example among many other life-saving devices like airbags or even water bottles for fires!

Ohio’s Department of Public Safety is fighting a deadly spike in traffic fatalities. The department attributes the increase to distracted driving and not drunk driving, but they are unhappy with their own efforts thus far so it has been working hard for some time now getting people talking about these problems that have plagued them since day one.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol, as well, has been giving warning to drivers about the increased likelihood of fatal motorcycle crashes this summer. The state has been experiencing 100 deadly days since Memorial Day, and as we approach mid-summer, it’s getting worse. The most recent statistics from OHSP show that fatalities involving motorcycles have more than doubled in just two years to over 50% due to our current opioid crisis and lack of proper awareness on how dangerous driving a bike can be without wearing protective gear or even knowing what they are doing with their hands while riding one.

The moment your car is involved in a crash, you are at risk of suffering from whiplash. This injury usually occurs when accidents occur with sudden movement back-and-forth or up and down which can cause pressure to be applied on the neck causing it snap forward then backwards until finally muscles become too tired to keep fighting against gravity that they give out stop.

Walking is one of the most natural forms of exercise, contributing to a healthy lifestyle. It promotes weight loss by burning calories and strengthening muscles while simultaneously reducing stress levels. Walking also provides convenience as it saves time, money on gas/petrol prices, and offers greater independence for those with disabilities who may not be able to use other methods. But there risk goes with it as well — pedestrian accidents.