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If you are involved in a crash while traveling in Mississippi, you may experience a number of injuries. For instance, you may sustain a concussion, cracked skull or other type of head injury. You may also experience internal bleeding, broken bones or other maladies...
There are things to avoid doing after a Mississippi car crash. Doing the wrong thing can affect your ability to file an auto accident claim. The aftermath of an accident is traumatic, but if you can focus enough to avoid making mistakes, it will help you in the long...
A concussion is one of many injuries that you might incur after an accident that takes place on a Mississippi road. Head injuries may occur after hitting a hard object in the vehicle or after being ejected from it. There are several steps that you're encouraged to...
Car accidents can be jarring for any Mississippi driver. It might be tempting to go right to social media to share pictures and share your impressions of and opinions about the accident. As soothing as social media might be, it’s crucial to avoid social media after a...
Truck driver fatigue is a condition that arises when commercial drivers experience exhaustion due to extended hours of driving without adequate rest. The consequences are far-reaching, impairing a driver's ability to remain alert, make quick decisions and react...
Usually, when people think of factors leading to accidents on Mississippi roads, reckless or aggressive driving is the first thing to come to mind. However, many things can increase one’s risk of a car accident. Surprisingly, car color can impact your chances of a...
In Mississippi, airbag deployment during an accident has the potential to save your life, but some drivers understand that a bag inflating within a second could cause injuries. Injuries can be from bracing the arms, wearing sunglasses or prescription glasses and...
Since 1942, close to 6,000 oil and gas structures have been installed in the Gulf of Mexico offshore from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. As of 2023, 90% of the 3,500 oil and gas structures remain active. Most offshore oil and gas structures are designed as...
The 100 deadliest days of summer begin on Memorial Day and ends on Labor Day. These days are usually the deadliest on Mississippi and the nation’s highways because the number of teen drivers increases during this time. Distracted driving Teens often drive distracted,...
Rural roads in Mississippi have fewer travelers than main roads, but that doesn't mean you won't run into problems on them. Rural roads also have their fair share of accident-causing obstructions, and some situations can even make rural roads more hazardous than...