December brings packed shopping lists, holiday packages and more delivery vehicles on the road. Amazon, FedEx, UPS and other carriers often add drivers and vehicles to handle the seasonal rush. As a result, Alabama neighborhoods, parking areas and highways may see...
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4 holiday driving hazards on Alabama highways
Holiday travel brings heavier traffic to Alabama highways as families head out for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's celebrations. Busy routes like I-65 and I-10 can become more dangerous when congestion, winter weather and unsafe driving habits combine. Even if...
Understanding your UM/UIM coverage after an Alabama car crash
Missing a paycheck after a serious collision can put a household under strain. Learning that the driver at fault lacks enough insurance may deepen that worry. If your injuries keep you off the job, your own policy may replace lost wages. Knowing how it works can help...
Dangers of working long shifts for Alabama factory workers
Many factory workers across Alabama face grueling schedules to meet production demands or earn extra income. If you are one of them, you might clock 10-, 12- or even 16-hour shifts at work. However, what you might not realize is that these extended shifts put you at...
5 things to know during North Alabama’s back-to-school traffic
On roads like US-278, AL-157 and I-65, it only takes one driver looking at a phone or running a bus stop arm to put a student in the hospital. Alabama law imposes clear duties on motorists to prevent tragedy, but parents see these rules broken every morning. If...
Road rage and motor vehicle accidents in Alabama
Road rage is a significant contributor to many car accidents across Alabama. In a matter of seconds, a driver’s frustration can escalate into reckless steers, turning a normal commute into a life-altering collision. A crash stemming from road rage often involves...
5 dangers of June road construction work for Alabama motorists
The peak summer paving season of June triggers a massive surge of roadwork across Alabama. Cullman commuters can face daily bottlenecks and rising hazards during their trips along I-65 and Highway 278. Have recent construction zones caused a sudden wreck that impacts...
Should you say “I’m sorry” at an Alabama accident scene?
Apologizing for something bad is a natural instinct, even when a car crash happens. Despite your shaken mind, you want to defuse the tension by stepping out of your car and telling the other driver, “I’m sorry.” While being polite is important, these words can cost...
Summer road trips through Alabama: Tips after a car accident
Summer travel through Alabama is common as families head to lakes, Gulf beaches and travel the route south toward the Destin Coast. More vehicles on I-65, I-10 and rural lake corridors means more opportunities for crashes, especially when drivers are unfamiliar with...
4 fatal driving mistakes you need to be aware of
Cars and 18-wheelers share North Alabama roads every day. When a routine commute ends in a massive wreck, it is rarely bad luck. The most severe collisions in the area consistently trace back to a few completely preventable mistakes. Here are the four biggest culprits...
