Spring is a popular season in Pennsylvania. And while many drivers prefer it over winter, it still comes with many risks. If you've only lived here a few years or your entire life, you know that Pennsylvania gets its fair share of severe weather conditions this time...
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Motorcycles in Pennsylvania: By the numbers
Motorcycles are not a rare sight on Pennsylvania roads. According to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), the number of registered motorcycles in the state has not dipped below 377,000 in more than a decade. With winter well behind us, now is the time for these...
Do your driving habits help prevent collisions on your commute?
Taking a job that requires a long commute may be the best choice for your situation, but the extra time you spend on the road may increase your odds of being involved in a serious traffic collision. Fortunately, some driving habits can help minimize this risk. You may...
Home visit nurses at risk for car accident, traumatic brain injury
As an in-home nurse or nursing assistant, you do a lot of driving to patient's houses for home visits. As you drive, you are likely thinking about your next case, how your patient is doing and how you can help them at the visit. But one day, while you're thinking...
4 Common mistakes to avoid after a car accident
When an accident occurs, most of the time it's a surprise and comes out of nowhere. You can often be in shock when dealing with the immediate aftermath of an accident. It's impossible to really prepare for the affects an accident will have, which may cause you to...
What it means to live in a “choice no-fault” car insurance state
Pennsylvania is a "choice no-fault" car insurance state, which means that drivers have the option to choose between no-fault insurance and traditional tort insurance policies. Choosing a no-fault policyIf you own a no-fault policy and end up in an auto accident where...
Winter Driving is Coming, but That’s not the Issue
Pennsylvania's capitol city rarely gets the volume of snow that those to the north of us under the sway of the "lake effect" do, but we get our fair share. And often seemingly more dangerous than snow is freezing rain, or wet roads that freeze once the sun goes down...
Pennsylvania’s new car seat law goes into effect
Do you know how to safely secure your toddler in the car?Last month, a new Pennsylvania law went into effect that clarifies requirements for children's safety seats in cars. Up until recently, state law only required that children less than four years old be secured...
