Auto Accidents
Maryland Vehicle Accidents from Defective Tires
You should check your tires periodically for normal wear and tear or even issues caused by the tire manufacturer. If you notice any signs of worn out or defective tires, you should have them replaced as quickly as possible to prevent a dangerous or deadly situation from occurring. A tire defect is anything that prevents…
Read MoreRecent Maryland Car Accident Statistics
Car accidents in Maryland are on the rise, according to the state’s Zero Deaths Maryland website. As of the week of August 8, 2023, 353 people have died on Maryland roads. Last year at this time, 321 people had lost their lives. This marks an increase of 32 fatalities. Even though the number of fatal…
Read MoreCan I Experience PTSD After a Car Accident?
Yes, it is possible to experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after a car accident. PTSD is a mental health condition that can develop after a person has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event, such as a car accident. While it’s natural for people to feel shaken or anxious after being involved in a car accident,…
Read MoreDeadly Collision on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway Involved Multiple Vehicles
There was a deadly multi-car crash on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway on Saturday, August 5. The news about the collision is scant; there’s an ongoing investigation, but no cause of the crash released yet. We do know that three other adults were hospitalized, but those injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. The Baltimore Sun reports…
Read More20 Pedestrians Are Killed Every Day in the United States
A new study by the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) spotlights pedestrian fatalities in 2022 – and the news is not good. In fact, the rate of pedestrian deaths here in the United States is at its highest rate in more than 40 years. NPR reports, “The organization, which tracks pedestrian deaths in the U.S.,…
Read MoreDriver Fatigue Is a Real and Present Danger
Fatigued driving, often underestimated and overlooked, poses a serious threat on the roads. When drivers are sleep-deprived or excessively tired, their ability to focus, react quickly, and make sound decisions becomes impaired. This can lead to an increased risk of accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. Fatigue-related crashes are preventable, yet they continue to occur with…
Read MorePrince George’s County Has Maryland’s Deadliest Roads
Maryland truly has it all, boasting a wide range of attractions that cater to diverse interests. From its diverse terrain and natural wonders to naval and space facilities, museums, historic sites, wild horses, gardens, theme parks, casinos, music, film, sports, resorts, eclectic shopping, and cutting-edge dining, the state offers something for everyone. However, amidst these…
Read MoreThat MTA Bus Crash on North Paca in Baltimore Could Have Been Fatal
When you hear that a bus crashed into two vehicles and a building, you expect the worst, right? Because it sounds like something out of an old school Bruce Willis movie. And yet, the driver of that Maryland Transit Authority (MTA) bus may have saved lives by choosing to crash into The 501 apartment building.…
Read MoreSerious Injuries from Motorcycle Accidents in Maryland
When a motorcyclist is in an accident, they do not have the protective shield and seat belts that cars and trucks have. Therefore, they are often thrown from their motorcycle and onto the pavement due to the impact. This can cause the motorcyclist to suffer severe bodily injuries as they are likely to strike objects…
Read MoreExtreme Speed, Aggressive Driving, and Drunk Driving All Cited in Deadly Beltway Crash
More information is coming to light about the crash on the Baltimore Beltway in March which killed six construction workers. Two drivers – Melachi Brown and Lisa Lea – have been cited for causing the deadly crash. Lea was changing lanes in a construction zone when she and Brown collided, which sent Lea’s car into…
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