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Main Causes of Orlando Car Accidents Even with the increased emphasis on automobile safety and the crash-avoidance features in today’s vehicles, car accidents continue to occur. By understanding the most common causes of car accidents, we can make every effort to prevent them. Driver error is by far the largest single cause of car accidents […]

What are some driving safety tips to remember while traveling in foggy weather conditions? Drive with lights on low beam. Keep your windshield and headlights clean. When visibility is low, drive slow. Do not slam on your brakes. Watch out for slow-moving and parked vehicles. Listen for traffic that you cannot see. Open your window […]

Orlando Car Accidents Due to Tailgating Have you ever looked in your rear view mirror and have seen another vehicle driving just a little too close for comfort? This can make you nervous and may cause you to speed up or change lanes to get out of the path of such an aggressive driver. Your […]

Below you will find the answers about the most common causes of car accidents in Central Florida. If you have questions or comments please call our office at 407-422-4529. What is the single most common cause of car accidents in the United States? Driver error is by far the largest single cause of car accidents […]

Many people believe that when a motorcyclist is hit and injured, the fault automatically lies with the driver of the car. Although the driver may have admitted fault at the scene of an Orlando motorcycle accident, their insurance company makes the final determination of who was at fault and to what extent. This can have […]

4 Pieces of Equipment The state government has taken a stance on the equipment that motorcyclists must use whenever they operate their bike on Florida’s roads. The purpose of these requirements is to help improve riders’ safety. Not only does having the proper equipment help prevent motorcycle accidents in Florida, but it can also help […]

What are some important safety tips for resident and visitor drivers to remember this Bike Week? Treat motorcyclists with the same respect you give other motorists. Always check your blind spots before changing lanes. Double-check traffic at intersections before you make a turn or pull out. Leave at least a four-second distance between your vehicle […]

You don’t like to think about it when you get on the back of a motorcycle. The thought of crashing is just too scary, especially when you consider your risk of injury. But the Florida state laws require that you wear a helmet in most situations to protect yourself, just in case something should go […]

1. Are bicyclists more likely than drivers or passengers in a car to get injured or killed in an accident? Bicyclists face a higher risk of a crash-related injury or death than occupants in a motor vehicle according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2. How many bicyclists die each year from bicycle-motor […]

According to Safe Kids Worldwide, pedestrian injury is the second-leading cause of unintentional injury-related deaths among children ages 5 to 14 in the United States. If your child walks to school, make sure their route is safe. Check out the route yourself to evaluate dangers, such as hazardous sidewalks that force detours into the street, […]