While people may expect passenger vehicles to have common safety features such as automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning, large trucks are not as likely to have them. According to Consumer Reports, the lack of these features on semitrucks results...
Month: September 2020
Does hands-free tech really stop distracted driving crashes?
Connecticut drivers often traverse the road despite the dangers on them. The use of technology in vehicles is one of the aspects of driving that contribute to possible dangers. Related to that, hands-free technology serves as an attempt to curb the dangers here. But...
How To Talk To Your Insurer After A Car Accident
Like the vast majority of drivers, you almost certainly have auto insurance (because it’s legally required). But even though you are a paying policyholder, do you ever get the feeling that your insurance company isn’t really looking out for your best interests? The...
3 Headlight tips to help you drive safer at night
With the arrival of fall comes shorter days and more time driving in the dark. According to the National Safety Council, while only 25% of driving occurs in darkness, a staggering 50% of accidents happen when it’s dark outside. Driving in the dark can compromise a...
What happens when truckers drive while fatigued?
Most people know the dangers of distracted driving. However, driving while drowsy can have a similar impact on drivers’ ability to react to hazards and drive safely. This is especially true of truck drivers, and the increased size of semi-trucks can make accidents...