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Beaufort County’s Police Tackle Speeding, Road Rage, and Traffic Safety
According to a news story published by The Island Packet, police in Beaufort County have been targeting speeding drivers, road rage incidents, and other traffic safety violations in an effort to reduce the number of car accidents. The same article identified the 10 most dangerous intersections in Beaufort County, SC. "As injuries and fatalities rise and...
Read MoreNational Concussion Awareness Day Puts Brain Injuries in the Spotlight
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are one of the most serious types of injuries a person can suffer, often leading to long-term or permanent damage. Every year, National Concussion Awareness Day brings attention to the severity of concussions and TBIs, encouraging people to recognize the risks and long-term impact of serious brain injuries. One of the...
Read MoreStudy Shows Widespread Doubt in Autonomous Vehicle Reliability
In an era where technology is pushing the boundaries of transportation, the concept of self-driving cars is both fascinating and loaded with concerns. A recent survey highlights a significant public skepticism surrounding the reliability of autonomous vehicles. This skepticism not only influences consumer behavior but also poses serious questions regarding legal responsibilities and protections, especially...
Read MoreSouth Carolina's Roads Among Deadliest in Nation
Driving in South Carolina comes with challenges, particularly when navigating the state's most dangerous roads. In fact, South Carolina has some of the most dangerous roadways in the country. A new study ranks South Carolina as the fourth most hazardous state for car accidents. The ranking is based on motor vehicle deaths per 100,000 residents....
Read More100 Deadliest Days of Summer Begin for Teen Drivers
As summer approaches, families across South Carolina are gearing up for vacations and fun in the sun. However, for parents of teenage drivers, this season brings a sobering reality: the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer." This period between Memorial Day and Labor Day sees a significant spike in teen car accidents and fatalities. With school...
Read MoreWhat Happens To The Human Body in a Motorcycle Wreck?
There's no shortage of scenarios that could turn a motorcycle ride into an ambulance ride. Whether the rider was: Rear-ended by a speeding driver. Struck by a distracted driver who failed to yield the right of way. Side-swiped by an aggressive driver recklessly changing lanes. Or they were the victim of another type of crash,...
Read MoreSouth Carolina Teens Learn About the Dangers of Distracted Driving
The dangers of distracted driving remain a serious concern on roads across South Carolina and the United States. Nationwide, over 3,300 people lost their lives in 2022 due to distracted driving. Younger drivers tend to be the most affected by this dangerous driving behavior. Statistics from the South Carolina Department of Public Safety indicate that...
Read MoreWhat Are The Symptoms of TBI In a Car Accident?
Traumatic brain injuries are common in car wrecks. One of the most common injuries caused by car accidents is traumatic brain injury (TBI). Symptoms of TBI in a car accident can appear immediately or may develop slowly over hours to days. If you sustain a crash-related TBI, you could experience a wide range of symptoms,...
Read MoreI-95 Claims Title of South Carolina's Deadliest Roadway
How many car accidents happen on I-95? Based on car accident data, Interstate 95 in South Carolina was recently named the most dangerous highway in the state, according to a study conducted by Car Insurance Comparison. Nationwide, I-95 also earned the dubious title of the deadliest highway in the U.S. Interstate 95 named South Carolina's...
Read MoreSimple Solutions For Bad Driving Habits
Some driving behaviors can increase the risk of car accidents. We've all seen drivers doing some risky things while behind the wheel, but how common are bad driving habits? In the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety's annual Traffic Safety Culture Index, more than half of respondents admitted to engaging in some type of risky driving...
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