A single-car accident occurred in Macon when an object flew through the windshield of a car causing injury to the driver. Surprisingly, it’s not that uncommon for accidents to occur because of flying debris. According to a study done by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 39,000 injuries and more than 500 deaths occurred between 2011 and 2014 as a result of
If you’ve been in an accident and can’t work because of it, you still have to pay your bills. You may not be able to work for days, weeks or even months, but you still have to pay your mortgage, rent, utilities or loans. This is the case no matter what type of accident you’ve been in: car wreck, truck
WHO’S AT FAULT? Often, the trickiest part of a multi-vehicle accident is determining who is at fault. Let’s say there are 3 cars stopped at a traffic light. A fourth car, which is speeding, doesn’t stop in time and rear ends the 3rd car in the line of stopped cars. The 3rd car is pushed into the 2nd car, which is then pushed
You’re out for a leisurely afternoon drive with your husband and three children, enjoying the short-lived spring weather in Georgia. Out of nowhere, the driver of another vehicle runs a red light and slams into the drivers’ side of your car. Thankfully, you and your children have only minor injuries. Your husband, however, suffers a head injury and is hospitalized in serious
Hoverboard Bans in Georgia Hoverboards, also known as Smart Boards, Self-Balancing Boards and Swagways, were a hot item this past holiday season. Unfortunately, due to safety concerns, colleges and universities in Macon and surrounding counties have restricted their use on campuses, or banned them altogether. In addition, 60 airlines, including Delta, the largest airline at Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport, have
