Depending on where you live and work in Connecticut, you may have seen wildlife along the roadways. Whether it is a larger animal like a deer, or a smaller animal like a raccoon or squirrel,  Connecticut auto accidents can happen when trying to avoid a wild animal. There are a few things Connecticut motorists can … Keep reading…

Connecticut auto accidents occur for a variety of reasons ranging from speeding and distracted driving to weather conditions and not following road rules. Most people think that distracted driving occurs when the operator is using or talking on their cell phone. The reality is that distracted driving is any activity that pulls your attention away … Keep reading…

It is no surprise that a large number of Connecticut auto accidents occur inside a parking lot. In fact, 14% of all car crashes that cause damage, happen in a parking lot. Here are a few ways to stay safe while maneuvering your way through: Stay alert. Always watch for other cars and people speeding … Keep reading…

Since 1995, instances of auto accident deaths have increased by seven times with drivers who were under the influence of opioids, according to a new study conducted at Columbia University. The study researched drivers in California, Hawaii, Illinois, Rhode Island, and West Virginia who died within one hour of being in an accident. Research showed … Keep reading…

Traveling down I-95, I-91, I-84, or the Merritt? Connecticut auto accidents may happen more often according to a new study by AAA that shows Connecticut drivers are the second worst in the nation. With over 80 auto accident fatalities already, 2017 is tracking higher than last year. As the 49th most unsafe state for drivers, … Keep reading…

A recent study published by JAMA Pediatrics shows that teens with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are 36% more likely to get into a Connecticut auto accident than their peers. Previous studies have included a smaller sample size that relied on teen and parent reporting, but this study utilized electronic medical records between 2004 and … Keep reading…

If you have ever traveled along Connecticut’s section of Interstate 95 you may have wondered if you would make it to your destination unscathed. A new report published shows that your instinct may have been correct. Interstate 95 in Connecticut was named one of the nation’s most dangerous sections of roadway. Using years of data … Keep reading…

Newly licensed teen drivers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash compared to licensed adults, the study reported. Additionally, drivers ages 16-17 are 4.5 times more likely than those drivers who are over 18 years old to be in a Connecticut auto accident. Released during the “100 Deadliest Days,” the … Keep reading…

Connecticut auto accidents can affect the state’s youngest passengers. Children in a vehicle often are in the back seat during a car accident and hold no liability in the crash. When a child is in an auto accident and they break a bone, it can affect their growth plates. But what are growth plates?   … Keep reading…