Southern California Accident Blog

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Driving Behaviors and Other Factors That May Explain 2015's Increase in Traffic Fatalities
U.S. traffic fatalities increases dramatically in 2015. Can lower gas prices and bad driving behaviors be contributing factors?
FHTSA Investigation of FCA Electronic Gear Shifters Is Now an “Engineering Analysis”
The FHTSA has expanded its investigation of FCA shifters into an engineering analysis. Find out what this means and if your vehicle is affected.
Obama Administration Proposes $4 Billion Investment in Self-Driving Technology Designed to Reduce Accidents
Research shows that self-driving cars may prevent thousands of accidents each year. A proposal in next year's budget may help make the technology available.
IIHS Study Shows the Value of Front Crash Prevention Systems
The IIHS study found that front crash prevention systems reduce rear-end crashes by up to 40 percent. Were you injured in a rear-end accident? Learn more here.
Excuses for Tailgating Not Worth the Risks
Some drivers may not consider tailgating dangerous, but this behavior can lead to serious accidents. Were you injured by a tailgater? Find out how we can help.
U.S. Government and Automakers Announce New Program Designed to Increase Vehicle Safety
The U.S. government and major automakers have agreed on a voluntary program to improve vehicle safety. Here, learn about the response to this new program.
Tire Registration May Help Reduce Tire-Related Crashes and Fatalities
Accidents caused by tire failure result in 500 deaths per year. Mandatory tire registration may help consumers receive the information they need to stay safe.
Safety Is the MVP for a Successful Super Bowl Party
Are you looking to host a successful Super Bowl Party? Learn how you can plan ahead to ensure your guests have a safe and sober ride home.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Announces Its Picks for the Safest Vehicles of 2016
IIHS ranks vehicles for crashworthiness to help consumers make smart safety decisions. Here, learn which 2016 vehicles are safest.
GM to Replace Faulty Engine Components Responsible for More Than a Thousand Fires
GM has announced it will replace faulty engine components in some older model vehicles to prevent oil fires. Here, find out if your vehicle is affected.

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