Self-driving cars were a thing of science fiction until several years ago. The idea of self-driving cars is that users would be able to get to their destination without having to take control of their vehicle. A user would be able to input their destination and their...
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Car Accidents
What happens if you contributed to your crash-related harm?
In Missouri, the driver who causes a crash is responsible for paying for the damages and injuries of the other parties involved. What happens if you were hurt in a crash but you were also partly at fault for what happened? Will it affect your right to compensation for...
Can you seek additional compensation if you accept a settlement?
Picture this scenario: You've been involved in a car accident, and negotiations for a settlement for your damages are underway. The insurer’s settlement offer on the table seems fair, and the prospect of a swift resolution while avoiding a lengthy court battle seems...
Understanding Missouri’s child restraint laws
Child restraint laws are crucial in ensuring young passengers' safety in a car accident. According to Missouri law, children under the age of four must be secured in an appropriate child safety seat. Children aged four through seven weighing under 80 pounds and...
What are Missouri drivers supposed to do at a yellow light?
Drivers in Missouri have to carefully monitor their surroundings. As they approach intersections, they need to check for traffic signs and lights while also watching what other vehicles do. The longer it has been since someone attended a driver's education course, the...
Should you get a loan when expecting an accident settlement?
The financial impact of a car accident can be devastating, often snowballing into a cascade of unexpected costs and lost income. If you are too injured to work, a personal loan may seem a safe solution, especially when anticipating an insurance settlement. Taking out...
3 things to remember after a car wreck
Car accidents happen all the time – but they are far from a regular occurrence in most people’s lives. According to car insurance industry estimates, you can expect to be in a wreck roughly every 17.9 years. That’s simply not often enough for the average person to be...
What’s the difference between an impact and a penetrating injury?
When road users get involved in motor vehicle accidents, they can sustain many different kinds of car crash injuries. However, motor vehicle accident injuries broadly fall into two main categories: impact and penetrating injuries. Understanding the nuances between...
3 ways drivers may contribute to a Missouri rear-end wreck
Rear-end collisions are a very common type of crash. Drivers in Missouri can end up struck from behind in traffic and could suffer a variety of injuries, ranging from whiplash to spinal cord injuries because of a rear-end collision. Given that they are so common, some...
4 reasons why driving at a safe distance is important
Regarding road safety, one fundamental aspect that can often go overlooked is maintaining a safe following distance. This practice is not just a recommendation but a crucial element in helping ensure the well-being of all road users. Exploring why driving at a safe...