Does the Color of Your Car Impact Safety?

Some car buyers care more about color than others. Even if it's not high on your list, chances are you have colors you prefer and colors you'd rather avoid. Typically, though, car safety is not a consideration—but perhaps it should be. Which Car C...

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What Does a Typical Car Crash Look Like?

Car crashes are disturbingly common. That said, they are not an everyday occurrence for most of the individuals who experience them. Most people will experience, at most, one or two accidents in their entire lives. Quite a few will be fortunate enoug...

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Fatal Car Accidents in the U.S. Continue To Fall

Recent data shows that a good trend in auto safety continued in 2024. Estimates from the first three quarters of 2024 show that the number of deaths from auto accidents was down from 2023. If these estimates are correct, that will mean auto fatalitie...

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10 Safe Driving Tips From the NHTSA

The beginning of the year feels like a fresh start. We use the start of a new year to focus on things we'd like to do better in the future. Most New Year's resolutions involve self-improvement—things like creating better habits and showing more gra...

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Do Safety Inspections Prevent Accidents?

Yearly safety inspections will no longer be required to register a vehicle in Texas. Will that legal change lead to an uptick in car accidents? Vehicle Maintenance Is a Known Safety Issue A properly maintained vehicle is less likely to be involved...

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Ridesharing May Be a Mixed Bag When it Comes to Crashes

It's natural to assume that ridesharing services are a plus from a safety standpoint. After all, isn't ridesharing supposed to help cut down on drunk driving? Unfortunately, few studies have shown lukewarm results on the effect of Uber, Lyft and oth...

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Is Bigger Better When it Comes to Auto Safety?

Some people buy larger vehicles solely for the carrying capacity. If you have lots of kids, a compact car might be an awkward fit for your family. Some buy larger vehicles because they need to tow a boat or trailer. However, many people buy larger ve...

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Is Texas a No-Fault State in Car Accidents?

While some states have no-fault laws for car accidents, Texas is not one of them. Texas is an at-fault state. However, the issue is not as simple as you may think. When a car accident occurs, the at-fault party may not accept responsibility, or their...

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