Car insurance is one of the biggest expenses that motorists incur after they’ve purchased a vehicle. Every motorist in New York typically has to invest in coverage, and they need to provide proof of insurance if/when pulled over for a traffic violation or when dealing...
Although the law makes it clear that financial liability for a crash should fall to the person who caused the wreck, many people do not like to take personal accountability when they make a mistake and cause a crash. Some people drive off in the hopes of avoiding...
Different states adopt different systems concerning auto insurance. New York has adopted a "no-fault" system. Simply put, under a no-fault system, individuals turn to their own insurance companies to pay the costs of minor injuries, regardless of who was to blame for...
Many drivers feel irritation when they notice a cyclist or pedestrian. These slow-moving parties may seem like a hindrance to the flow of traffic and an unsafe addition to the road. However, it is the law that motor vehicles should share the road safely with cyclists...
Road construction is a regular way of life in busy areas. Driving through construction zones requires very safe driving because of the increased risks. There are several things you can do that can increase your chance of making it through the construction zone safely....
These days, everybody seems to be trying to find ways to cut their expenses and save a little money – and some folks foolishly decide that their car insurance isn’t that critical. So, what happens to you if you’re in a wreck with one of these irresponsible people here...
Road construction can be a very dangerous profession. Not only do you have to handle heavy machinery and possibly dangerous substances while out on the roads in all kinds of weather, but you also have to perform your job in close proximity to moving traffic. Despite...
Any time you go to the doctor and need testing done or other follow-up appointments, you should be informed and followed up with within a reasonable amount of time. If your medical provider doesn’t follow up with you at the appropriate time or doesn’t reach out to...
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) helps make sense of workplace safety. The organization requires that employers report injuries and fatalities on the job. OSHA then uses that information to analyze workplace risks and help improve best...
You pay a premium for time with a health care provider. You likely pay for insurance every month and then also have to pay a co-pay when you arrive for your visit. You expect your doctor to listen to you, treat you with compassion and help you resolve your issue....