While an insurance company can report information about an accident or ticket to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which could lead to a license suspension, the insurance company cannot suspend your driver’s license. That decision-making power belongs to a government licensing agency or a court that has the authority ... Read More »
There are no specific causes of head-on collisions; they can happen to anyone at any time. Even so, there are a variety of factors that may cause a driver to lose control and collide with another vehicle head-on, including: Distracted driving (such as texting) Driving under the influence of drugs, ... Read More »
A concussion is a serious injury that often occurs as the result of a car collision. A concussion typically occurs when you hit your head, but this is not a requirement. Lesser known facts about concussion and brain injury are that they can be caused by violent shaking and jarring ... Read More »
Head-on collisions are always dangerous but are not always fatal. When two cars collide and the point of impact is at the front of each car, the drivers and passengers are at risk of enduring severe injuries. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, “Frontal impacts accounted for 56 ... Read More »
