Category Archives: Car Accidents
Fatigue causes more car accidents than previously presumed
Fatigue may be causing more car accidents than currently believed. A new study found that fatigue causes roughly 20 percent of car accidents, a significant…
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Distracted driving is a very prevalent safety issue in North Carolina and throughout the country. This month is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the National…
Cellphone use still a danger on North Carolina roads
Distracted driving continues to be a threat on North Carolina roads and a new study found that despite safety awareness campaigns throughout the country, distracted…
Car accidents still leading cause of death for teens
Teen drivers continue to face significant risks on the road and have the highest chance of being killed in a car accident compared to all…
North Carolina proposes to get rid of vehicle safety inspections
Vehicle safety inspections lead to safer vehicles being on the road and can help prevent car accidents in North Carolina. The state is one of…
North Carolina unable to enforce texting while driving ban
Texting while driving is a very dangerous behavior and contributes to car accidents every year in North Carolina. Between 2011 and 2012, more than 1,500…
Fatal moped accident in North Carolina prompts questions
The North Carolina Highway Patrol is reminding drivers that moped riders have the same rights on the road as other motorists after a car accident…
Red-light cameras may increase safety, decrease car accidents
Red-light cameras have come under debate lately. Supporters claim that traffic cameras increase safety while opponents say that they allow police departments to issue more…
Are North Carolina bridges safe?
Drivers in North Carolina may want to use more caution when driving on bridges throughout the state. Roughly 30 percent of bridges in the state…
Electric cars need to make noise to prevent pedestrian accidents
Do electric and hybrid cars really increase the risk of pedestrian accidents? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration thinks so. As part of the Pedestrian…
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