According to researchers, traffic deaths rose by 12% in 2021. This is certainly concerning news for Connecticut drivers, and it is important to understand the underlying causes of this trend. However, it is also prudent to look at the data in context and consider...
Motor vehicle accidents
How to deal with slippery roads
During the winter months, you may have to contend with roads covered in snow or ice while traveling through Connecticut. Although slippery roads may increase the risk of a crash, there are things that you can do to ensure that you get to work, school or other...
Car accidents and pain levels
If you're involved in an accident in Connecticut, the type of injury that you sustain could be just one factor in the pain level that you experience. Here are just a few types of pain that can be common as a result of accidents whether they are rollovers or minor...
The gender gap in motor vehicle accidents in Connecticut
Insurance rates in Connecticut are largely dependent on statistics on motor vehicle accidents in that state and nationwide. For decades, young men have been statistically more likely to get into motor vehicle accidents than women – but women were more likely to be...
What do teen drivers need to learn about driving?
In Connecticut and across the United States, teen drivers need to focus their attention on how to drive vehicles more responsibly. With automobile crashes accounting for the top cause of death in younger drivers, learning a few safety precautions makes perfect sense....
What are the biggest road risks for motorcycle riders?
Most Connecticut motorcycle riders try to be as safe as possible. However, even while taking precautions, there are still risks on the road. Drivers of larger vehicles A big risk to motorcycle riders on the road are drivers of cars and other larger vehicles. Whether...
Men and distracted driving crashes
At some point, virtually every driver becomes distracted. Unexpected noise or something visually out-of-the-ordinary could draw attention away from the road ahead. Others find themselves distracted repeatedly due to bad habits, such as eating or combing their hair...
How drunk driving leads to accidents
Statistically speaking, drunk drivers are more likely to cause accidents on Connecticut roads or highways compared to sober ones. This is partially because it becomes difficult or impossible to regulate your body or remain in control of your car when impaired by...
Understanding the different types of distracted driving
There are many causes of motor vehicle accidents in Connecticut. One of the leading causes is distracted driving. Distracted driving can be classified into three categories: visual, manual, and cognitive. What are visual distractions? Visual distractions are anything...
Traumatic brain injuries can impact the entire family
A traumatic brain injury doesn’t affect only the victim. It can significantly impact their families as well. These injuries have extensive economic costs and social impacts that affect entire communities as well. A closer look at the symptoms of traumatic brain...

