Distracted driving is a pervasive problem in Illinois, as it is in all other states. Your focus should only be on operating your vehicle when you're driving. Humans aren't good with multitasking, and driving already involves keeping track of multiple factors. When you...
As your parent grows older, it’s natural to start worrying about their safety. You might wonder if they’re still safe to drive in Chicago. Certain warning signs can signal that it is time for an elderly parent to stop driving. What makes driving risky for your elderly...
Speed-related crashes cause serious injuries and fatalities. The implementations of speed limits are not effective on roads where countless drivers go 20 or 30 mph over the limits. Speeding is a leading cause of fatal accidents on Illinois roads and highways. Common...
Many Illinois residents might find themselves involved in a car accident caused by another party at some point. If you are one of them, you will probably wonder how much your claim may be worth. What is the average car accident claim worth? On average, a personal...
Chicago is the biggest and, in some ways, most hazardous city in Illinois for drivers. The city is known for a number of areas that can present special hazards for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. You can do yourself a huge favor by being aware of these areas....
Car accident fatalities are increasing in Illinois and across the country. According to the latest data from the Department of Transportation, 38,824 Americans were killed on U.S. roads in 2020, which is the highest number since 2007. Three dangerous driving behaviors...
Illinois car accidents cause many losses to victims. The losses range from property damage to severe injuries and death. Learning about the common reasons for car accidents could help people become more defensive drivers, although avoiding a crash is sometimes...
The first fatality caused by a motor vehicle happened not too long after automobiles first took to the roads. Even though new safety features and safe-driving awareness programs try to reduce the number of fatalities, accidents continue to happen. Sadly, many people...
Accidents happen on Illinois roads, and some are the result of a driver's negligence. Collisions leave people with injuries and property damage, both costly outcomes. Often, an insurance claim covers the losses, although negotiations may be complicated. Things worsen...
Drivers need uninsured motorist coverage with a minimum of $50,000 per accident and $25,000 per person in Illinois. The higher limits of uninsured motorist coverage include underinsured motorist coverage. Car insurance is mandatory, but one in seven motorists don't...
