DeKalb County Hit-and-Run Results in Death of Pedestrian
A tragic Atlanta pedestrian accident in DeKalb County earlier this month reminds us all of the dangers that exist for Atlanta pedestrians. The county police department claims to have gotten calls around 4:30 A.M. on January 14 describing a body in the middle of Interstate 285. Although nothing is certain, officers believe the man could have [...]
Read MoreU.S. Department of Transportation Creates New Rule to Ensure Trucking Safety
Large commercial vehicles can weigh 80,000 pounds or more. A standard passenger vehicle usually weighs about 3,000 pounds in comparison. There’s not much that drivers can do if a commercial vehicle driver neglects to abide by the Rules of the Road. Due to the sheer size and weight differences, Cobb County trucking accidents are likely [...]
Read MoreHoliday Traveling Tips
Millions of Georgia drivers commute in a car, truck, or motorcycle every day, many on their way to work or school. During the holiday season, the number of vehicles on the road increases substantially due to people traveling home for the holidays, shopping, and commuting to and from holiday events. With so many vehicles on [...]
Read MoreUnsecured Cargo A Serious Problem on Roadways
A deadly accident occurred recently in July, 2011 in Jonesboro, Georgia when a truck carrying fence posts spilled some of its load out onto the side of the road, striking and killing a woman who was walking there. If the driver had made sure that his load was properly secured this fatal accident could have [...]
Read MoreGeorgia Boosts Child Passenger Safety
The Georgia legislature recently passed a new law extending the age children will be required to remain in booster seats. According to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, 95% of the hospital’s auto accident patients between six and eight years of age were improperly restrained. Updated Child Passenger Safety Law Starting July 1st of this year, [...]
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