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Drivers can’t operate a vehicle safely unless they’re giving their full attention to those duties. Unfortunately, many drivers think that they can safely multitask while they drive because they’re experienced and so accustomed to multitasking in so many other areas of...
If you drive in Idaho, it's important to understand how the state addresses uninsured motorists. A collision involving a driver without insurance can escalate an already difficult situation. Idaho law clearly outlines the consequences of operating a vehicle without...
Dash cams record the road, traffic, surroundings and everything else you come across while driving. That said, they can provide objective video evidence if you get into an accident. More specifically, your dash cam videos can be crucial in determining fault and...
The combination of icy roads and holiday rush hour traffic can make Idaho winters especially dangerous for drivers. While we hope every accident ends with just a few scrapes and bruises, severe crashes can lead to life-changing injuries. Below are the three worst...
Driving is a daily routine for many people. However, it comes with its own share of risks. One of the most common types of accidents involves vehicles colliding from behind. Awareness of why these rear-end accidents happen can help drivers stay vigilant and reduce...
After a vehicle collision, you and your passenger may sustain scalp wounds, skull fractures or a concussion. These head injuries can be fatal without proper medical attention. If the injury is severe, you may need to apply first aid as you wait for emergency...
Thousands of trucks travel the highways and roads of Idaho each year, contributing to a large percentage of auto accidents in the state. While these trucks are vital to the commerce and industry that make Idaho productive, they also pose unique risks to other drivers,...
Post-accident investigations may point to unexpected reasons for vehicle collisions in Idaho. Various forms of reckless driving contribute to accidents frequently, and other factors can play a role. For example, road conditions could be degraded because the...
Distracted driving is one of the most common causes of motor vehicle accidents in Idaho and around the country. In an effort to combat this dangerous behavior, state governments have posted signs encouraging drivers to remain focused on the road. However, federal...
Idaho motor vehicle accidents are often traumatic. At that specific moment, you want to survive whatever happens. But what happens after your accident is more important than you realize. There are some mistakes that you should avoid after a motor vehicle accident. Not...