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Impaired driving takes around 10,000 lives every year in the U.S. Out of those, around 160 die in Kentucky and over 10,000 are injured. So
Emergency vehicles are just about everywhere you look when you’re out on the city streets. Police, EMS, ambulance and fire trucks are potentially out on
Each year around 130 people die in school-bus related accidents with most (around 85%) of these being occupants of the other car. This is because
Driving on rural roads is more dangerous than driving on urban streets, according to a study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. In fact,
How about these lovely Kentucky TRUCKS! Some people would call themselves die-hard red truck fans and some of you bleed blue. Whatever color vehicle you
Kentucky has roughly 1,200 miles of freeways that mike up the lifelines that connect its cities, town and communities. Unfortunately, these same roads present a
When winter storms hit the Louisville and Lexington metro areas, the snowplows hit the streets removing the snow and clearing paths so people can travel.
Semi-trucks are big, heavy and dangerous to others on the road as they haul their freight getting goods from one place to another. Nowhere is
While it may seem crazy, it is possible for a child to sue their own parent for injuries sustained in a car accident. It gets
Drivers know that a car isn’t as easy to control nor is it easy to stop in snowy or icy conditions. Despite that knowledge, each