The semi trucks and tractor trailers that one sees driving in and around Shepherdsville may inspire feelings of trepidation in other drivers on the road around them. This is likelyRead More
May 05
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Apr 28
Commercial Trucks Can Cause Lasting Damage
An accident with a commercial vehicle can have devastating consequences. This is mainly due to the size and weight of these vehicles. Most passenger vehicles are only a fraction ofRead More
Apr 26
Deadly String of Accidents for Louisville Pedestrians
As spring is now in full season, more people are apt to be out and about on foot in Kentucky to enjoy the mild weather and longer days. Sadly, inRead More
Apr 20
Repeat Drunk Driver Causes New Crash, Injures Child
Kentucky residents may frequently hear about how dangerous drunk driving is and the various penalties that a person may face if convicted of a drunk driving offense. These laws areRead More
Apr 04
Are Automakers Ready to Deal With Hackers?
If you are in the market for a new car and are impressed with the latest technology offerings, you will be pleasantly surprised with what is currently available. From BluetoothRead More
Apr 03
5 Key Steps to Take After a Car Accident
Those who have been involved in a car accident in the past are well aware of the challenges this can bring to their life. Conversely, if you have yet toRead More
Mar 27
Semi-Trucks and Loose Cargo
Every driver has encountered debris in the road. Sometimes it’s from natural causes, like a downed tree branch or an object blowing in the wind, but many times those looseRead More
Feb 13
How to Handle Insurance Companies After a Car Crash
Many people do not realize that their insurance companies are not really on their side. They are a for-profit business that wants to pay as little as possible. You shouldRead More
Jan 13
Fatal Truck Accidents Are Down But Safety Challenges Remain
First, the good news: fatal crashes involving large trucks have been decreasing in many states, including Kentucky. There were 63 fatal truck crashes in 2014, down from 110 in 2004,Read More
