Category: Car Accidents

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rear-end collision

If you’re a motorist in New York City and another driver hits you from behind, you could experience whiplash, among other injuries. Whiplash is a soft-tissue injury that typically occurs when the head and neck jerks violently back and forth in a collision, causing the muscles, tendons, and ligaments in

Witnessing a car accident can be shocking, particularly if it results in serious injuries or property damage. But if you’re a New Yorker, then chances are you’ll witness a collision at some point. The state of New York reported 447,021 crashes in 2019. Car accidents are especially common in major

hit and run accident

Hit-and-run accidents are an unfortunate occurrence that happens frequently in New York and across the country. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reported that rates of hit and run accidents are increasing. They found that in 2016, there were 737,100 hit-and-run collisions in the United States, or one hit-and-run crash

a man holding car keys

Being involved a car accident is stressful enough on its own, but what if a car accident happens while you are driving a rental car? Even if the accident was minor and no one sustained any serious injuries, dealing with the rental car company in the aftermath of an accident

family summer vacation, travelling in New York

Many families take advantage of the summer break to take vacations, but these fun-seekers also increase the number of vehicles on the road. That, in turn, can increase the likelihood of an accident. Celebratory holidays like May Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, and Labor Day can involve drinking. And

construction and utility worksite in New York

Construction zones aren’t just dangerous for construction workers; they can be hazardous to drivers in New York as well. Here, we’ll discuss some of the most common threats to driver safety when passing through construction zones. If you have been in an accident in New York caused by a construction

man filling out a police report after an accident on Long Island

If you are involved in a car accident that results in damage of $1000 or more, you’re required to file a police report under New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. When police are called to the scene of a crash, they will create and submit a detailed report. The