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Study: The Deadliest Intersections in the Western United States
Intersections have long been dangerous spots for motorists, and this trend is particularly pronounced in the Western United States. From 2004 through 2022, over 35,000 people lost their lives in intersection-related crashes across the Western states—an average of nearly 2,000 fatalities each year. But which intersections are the deadliest? Where are drivers most at…
Study: The Deadly Intersections In the U.S. Midwest
Intersections are among the most hazardous areas on the road due to the complexity of traffic flow and the potential for human error. This danger is particularly evident in the Midwest, where from 2004 to 2022, over 35,000 fatalities were linked to intersection-related accidents—an average of 2,000 deaths per year. But which intersections pose…
Study: The Deadliest Intersections in the Southern United States
Intersections can be extremely dangerous areas on our nation’s roadways. This is especially true in the South. From 2004 through 2022, more than 73,000 people were killed in intersection-related crashes in the Southern United States. While there are a number of factors that can make intersections dangerous, where are motorists killed most often? The…
What Is The Minimum Car Insurance Required In Kentucky?
In Kentucky, all drivers are required by law to maintain a minimum level of car insurance coverage to operate a vehicle legally. The state mandates a basic policy that includes liability coverage, which protects against claims for bodily injury and property damage caused to others in the event of an accident. Specifically, Kentucky drivers…
What If Road Rage Causes An Accident?
Road rage is a serious problem on today’s roads, causing many accidents every year. While emotions can run high behind the wheel, aggressive driving that leads to road rage cannot be tolerated as it poses a direct threat to the safety of all road users. If you find yourself involved in an accident caused…
New Law Approves Autonomous Vehicles for Public Roads
Kentucky legislators have made a decisive move by overriding a gubernatorial veto, clearing the path for fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) to be used on state highways. This advancement carries substantial implications for not only how we commute but also for issues related to public safety and legal accountability, a fact that’s particularly relevant given…