It is no secret that self-driving cars are the future of driving. In an effort to eliminate human error, companies are working hard to perfect self-driving vehicles. There are actually plenty of self-driving vehicles on the road today, as the technology is still being developed and tweaked. Recently, it was an unfortunate accident involving a… [ Read More ]
Life can change in the blink of an eye and can quickly leave your life in the hands of another. Such was the case in a recent incident in a New Jersey city. A 61-year-old driver had his life saved after police officers pulled him from the driver’s seat of his burning SUV. The man,… [ Read More ]
New Jersey is home to many popular motorcycle routes that riders can leisurely enjoy. From scenic views along a winding river to trips through historic towns, there is always something out there to be explored. As a rider, you know hopping on the motorcycle on a warm day for a ride only brings feelings of… [ Read More ]
It is no secret that highways are the site of many motor vehicle accidents each year. There is always high number of vehicles on a highway at any given time. Mix that with the high speeds those vehicles travel at and accidents are bound to happen. Whether a single-car accident, a multi-vehicle accident, or an… [ Read More ]
If your car insurance bill seems higher than ever, you are not alone. The average rate for car insurance has risen 20% since 2011. While the percentage varies from state to state, they all have a few things in common for as to why these increased rates have become the norm. With more vehicles being out on… [ Read More ]
Ford Motor Company recently issued a warning to the owners of around 33,000 2006 Ford Ranger pickup trucks that they should not drive their vehicles until a potentially defective airbag inflation system can be repaired. The warning comes after a similar warning was issued to 2,900 Ford Ranger owners following two deaths that were linked… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
