Car accidents

Key Takeaways Tennessee requires headlights that emit only white or amber light. Headlights must be manufacturer-approved and properly aligned to avoid blinding others. Headlights are required from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. Drivers must use headlights in low visibility conditions regardless of time. Violations can result in Class C misdemeanor charges…

We depend on our airbags to work correctly so that they can prevent injuries in the event an accident occurs. Unfortunately, there are times when airbags are defective and fail to deploy. Here, we want to review the steps you can take if the airbags in your vehicle fail to deploy when an accident occurs….

If you or somebody you care about has been injured or sustained property damage due to a hit-and-run accident, there are various steps that you can take to help ensure your well-being and that you recover any compensation you may be entitled to. Here, we want to review these steps, but we also encourage you…

Rideshare services such as Uber have become incredibly popular, and they are household names at this point. Most people do not think twice about clicking a few buttons on their phones to order a ride to get to and from their destinations. However, what happens if your Uber driver gets into a vehicle accident? Who…

Operating a motor vehicle can be tricky, particularly when it comes to changing lanes. When individuals need to change lanes, they must follow certain procedures and steps in order to do so safely. However, accidents do occur as a result of lane changes, but who will be at fault for these incidents? When working to…

Distracted driving is a leading cause of vehicle accidents in Tennessee, and these incidents often lead to significant property damage and major injuries. Drivers operate distracted in a wide variety of ways, and it is important to break down the different types of distracted driving. In general, there are four main types of distracted driving,…

Accidents involving pedestrians in Tennessee often result in significant injuries. Pedestrians are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of a vehicle and other objects. Often, vehicle drivers are at fault because they fail to yield the right of way to pedestrians, but can a pedestrian ever be at fault for an accident? The answer is yes;…