When traveling along Connecticut roadways, we often take for granted that every motorist on the road has adequate insurance. After an auto accident the insurance companies work out who will take responsibility and then pay damages. Meanwhile, you are injured and receiving medical treatment and needing to get your car repaired or replaced. What if … Keep reading…

More and more technology is making its way into our cars and onto our roadways. Some technologies are proving to make driving safer and give promise to help drivers avoid Connecticut auto accidents.  However, a recent study by AAA found that certain technologies may be having an unintended consequence that could prove deadly. The study … Keep reading…

There are times when a slow driver in front can make us feel agitated. There are also times when we are the slow driver and cars are following us too closely. Tailgating is risky, dangerous, and can cause Connecticut auto accidents. The following are some tips to follow when you are being tailgated: Brake slowly. … Keep reading…

Involvement in any kind of Connecticut auto accident often leaves people feeling shaken, overwhelmed, and unsure of what the future may hold. You may walk away from the accident with cuts, bruises, and/or more severe long-term injuries. Knee injuries are some of the most common injuries associated with auto accidents. Suffering from a knee injury … Keep reading…

Connecticut auto accidents happen every day. Even if you follow the rules of the road, accidents can still happen. Pile-up accidents can be quite damaging both in injuries as well as personal property. If you find yourself in a pile-up accident, consider this:  First things first, make sure you and the rest of your passengers … Keep reading…