Fatal Crashes by First Harmful Event When reporting a car accident of any nature, the police or motorist is expected to record the “first harmful event,” or the characteristic in the crash that caused the first injury or damages to the vehicle. While these can range anywhere ...
Read MoreWhat to Do After an Accident With severe vehicle damage and potential injuries, it’s no surprise that motorists can be a little scatter-brained ...
View MoreHow to Report an Accident Mississippi is one of the states that requires an accident report to be filed within a certain timeline if an accident meets ...
View MoreObtaining an Intermediate License Like most other states, Mississippi allows teen drivers to obtain a learner's permit at the age of 15. After 12 full ...
View MoreBlue headlights have become a big selling point in recent years. They’re great for the driver because they illuminate so much more than traditional ...
View MoreMore than half of all US car crashes occur between 11 P.M. and 5 A.M. Lowering these numbers starts by raising awareness about the risks of driving at ...
View MoreAbout half of all US car crashes occur in a six-hour window between 11 P.M. and 5 A.M . These crashes are especially common toward the end of the year ...
View MoreMississippi car crashes are deadly. On average, a Mississippi driver is 4x more likely to die from a car crash than someone in Massachusets or New ...
View MoreAccording to the CDC , motor vehicle accidents are the #1 cause of teen death. Sadly, teen fatalities are highest of from June-August. To help both ...
View MoreMississippi has a big problem. We have the highest number of fatal car crashes per capita in the US. Our state sees a horrifying 22.2 traffic ...
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