When traveling on major interstates (either at home or on vacation), you are sure to encounter many tractor trailers. While most interactions are safe and uneventful, there are a few things that drivers of smaller vehicles can do to prevent issues.
Squeezing in a road trip before school starts back? Here are some tips to make your trip fun and relaxing.
With the Fourth of July right around the corner, for many people that means the traditional setting off of fireworks — sparklers, firecrackers, Roman candles, bottle rockets, etc.
While you are making preparations for that weekend family trip or a much-anticipated exotic vacation, you face the risk of having your home burglarized while away. In fact, a burglar could be “casing” your neighborhood as you read this!
Swimming pools have opened all across the area. Whether it’s a public pool or one in your backyard, you can’t beat them for exercising, socializing and simply cooling off in the summer.
But unfortunately, according to the American Red Cross, more than 200 young children drown in backyard swimming pools. The Red Cross is not a government agency, but is a tremendous source for home pool safety and tips that go beyond the well-known “no running” rules.
Many automobile collisions happen at low speeds, while parking or manipulating parking areas. These wrecks can cause serious injuries and a great deal of vehicle damage. Here are some tips to help you avoid backing auto collisions.
With warmer weather finally arriving, many people are spending more time outdoors. Whether you are walking, running, biking, or just enjoying the outdoors, sidewalks provide a safe place to travel on foot.
Spring is the perfect time for some basic vehicle maintenance to keep your car running at it’s best.
In addition to other legal protections for employees, West Virginia employers that fall under the West Virginia Human Rights Act cannot discriminate or harass women who are pregnant
We pay our insurance premiums on time for months, or even years! When we are involved in an auto accident, we expect that the insurance company of the driver at fault will make things right. They will pay to repair our vehicle, pay for medical bills and other losses as a result of the accident.
While many cases can be easily settled, others cannot. Insurance companies deny all or part of your claim. Maybe they try to underpay your bills or outright deny valid claims. Or even take weeks to process your claims.
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