Christopher 
Car accidents can cause a wide variety of injuries ranging from cuts and scrapes to live threatening head injuries. In many car accidents, drivers come out entirely unharmed. In others, they experience severe injuries or death. Many factors contribute to the severity of injuries, but the most common are angle of the collision, seatbelt usage, … Read more
Handing over the keys can be a frightening experience for parents. However, if you teach your teen correctly, it doesn’t have to be. When your child reaches driving age, it is a significant step towards independence. This increased freedom scares most parents, but the reality is that if you have raised your children well, they … Read more
Some of the most dangerous accidents that take place on the streets and highways of St. Louis are wrong-way collisions. When a wrong way car crash happens, both vehicles almost always experience severe damage, and often one or both of the drivers will be injured. If this ever happens to you, it is an excellent … Read more
While drowsy driving does not get as much publicity as other unsafe driving conditions, it is a massive problem. There are a lot of factors that go into a car crash. The most famous are alcohol, texting, and aggressive driving, but there is one reason that sometimes goes under the radar: Drowsiness. It is responsible … Read more
While a fair amount of St. Louis car accidents happen due to strange circumstances, the vast majority happen because of a specific set of common causes. Understanding those causes can do two things for you. First, you can avoid those behaviors yourself, which will significantly decrease your risk of getting into an accident. Second, you … Read more
Though St. Louis parking lot accidents happen at much lower speeds and are almost never fatal, there is still a high chance of financial damage and injuries. When you imagine an auto accident, you probably think of the worst case scenario: A high-speed collision. While these types of accidents happen all the time, it is … Read more