Can Tesla’s Self-Driving System Cause Accidents?

You’re driving, or maybe you’re not. The car is driving for you, guided by a web of sensors, algorithms, and software that promises to make roads safer and commutes easier. That’s the idea, anyway. But what happens when your self-driving Tesla doesn’t see a stop sign, swerves unexpectedly, or crashes? The truth is, “self-driving” isn’t…

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Symptoms of Brain Bleed After a Car Accident

Car accidents can change your life in an instant. Some injuries are obvious right away–broken bones, cuts, bruises. But others, like a brain bleed, can be far more dangerous because the symptoms don’t always show up immediately. Many people walk away from a crash feeling “okay,” only to end up in the hospital hours or…

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What Can I Get Paid for a Car Accident That Was Not My Fault?

Car accidents happen when we least expect them. Even worse, they can happen when you’re doing everything right. What if you were minding your own business, following traffic laws, and suddenly in a wreck caused by someone else’s negligence? It’s frustrating, stressful and often leaves you wondering: What now? How can you get compensated for…

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The Dos and Don’ts of Passing Another Vehicle

There are traffic rules that regulate how drivers should safely pass other vehicles on the road. Even beyond the law, there are common-sense considerations for when you’re passing another vehicle and when someone is passing you. All it takes is a momentary lapse in judgment or a brief distraction to turn this common driving maneuver…

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Why the Blues Highway Is Such a Dangerous Route

Blues Highway, also known as US 61 and US 278, is one of the busiest routes in Mississippi. It is frequently used by residents commuting to work, school, and appointments, and by people from all over the country visiting to experience the rich history of blues music. Despite its fame among music lovers, Blues highway…

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The Dangers of Work Zones Can Change Day by Day

We all want our roads to be safer. No doubt we like it when an old road gets a fresh look with new pavement. We like convenience, and we want the Department of Infrastructure to do what it’s meant to do and create driver-friendly streets, exits, ramps, and intersections. The problem that comes with that…

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What Are Recalls – and What Can You Do if Your Car Is Recalled?

Car defects are as old as the machines themselves. Introduced to the general public in 1908, Ford’s Model Ts bumps quaintly across our flatscreens in tv dramas and historical documentaries, but in reality they would be extraordinarily uncomfortable and hard to operate by today’s standards. The concept of ergonomics did not exist, and there were…

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