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California Accident Compensation LawsIn California, you must show fault on the part of the other driver if you want to successfully seek compensation. Learn more here.
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Teen Driving Safety Tips for Prom and GraduationProm and graduation are a time for teens and their families to celebrate. But they can also be a time of teen driving, alcohol and peer pressure. Learn more here.
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Don’t Forget About California’s Distracted Driving LawsCell phones are strongly linked to distracted driving and in California there are several laws restricting on their use behind the wheel. Learn more here.
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Don’t Let Road Rage Overtake You Behind the WheelWhile everyone experiences road rage at some time or another, whether exhibiting it or on the receiving end of it, it is entirely preventable. Learn more here.
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Driving While Drowsy Statistics Show Sleep is ImportantEvery week, two million people in the U.S. fall asleep while driving drowsy, causing over a million accidents a year. Learn more here.
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New Year's Eve: The Deadly StatisticsAt least 40 people died in California collisions between 6:01 pm on Sunday, December 29, 2017, and 11:59 pm on Monday, January 1, 2018. Learn more here.
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Are You Using Your Child’s Car Seat Correctly?While accidents and injuries can happen anywhere, there’s a lot we can do to minimize those that take place in the car. Read more about car seat safety here.
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New Law Will Allow Pedestrians to Enter Crosswalk during CountdownA new law has passed in California allowing pedestrians to enter a crosswalk after the countdown has started. Read more about what this means for you here.
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Is Your Dashboard Device Distracting You from the Road?Dashboard devices have become standard in newer cars but you may not be aware of the distractions they cause while driving. Read more about the dangers here.
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Controversial 'Road Diets' Could Be Causing More Harm Than GoodLane reductions, or "road diets", are part of Los Angeles' "Vision Zero" program to eliminate traffic deaths. However, they may be causing more harm than good.
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