Driverless cars are no longer sci-fi. In February 2026, Waymo officially announced their expansion to Charlotte, bringing autonomous ride-hailing services to North Carolina streets. However, people cannot ride these cars yet. Waymo is taking a phased approach,...
Have you ever sat at a red light on your motorcycle, waiting for it to change, only to realize the signal seems to have no idea you are there? This frustrating scenario happens more often than you might think. Fortunately, North Carolina has a law that addresses this...
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries that people suffer as a result of car accidents, especially rear-end collisions. It occurs when the head is suddenly and forcefully thrown backward and then forward, mimicking the motion of a cracking whip. This rapid motion...
A lot of riders enjoy the freedom and open space of North Carolina’s roads. But with that freedom comes responsibility. Whether you’re riding through traffic or heading into the countryside, your safety depends on well-informed choices. Knowing the helmet laws,...
Car accidents often result in devastating physical injuries and property damage, but many crashes also cause tremendous emotional challenges for victims and their families. Experiencing or witnessing a sudden event like a car accident can increase the risk of...
Driving in North Carolina is a challenge that demands more than just knowledge of the roads. It requires a sharp mind and an understanding of one’s own driving behaviors. Every driver brings a unique set of cognitive biases to the steering wheel, which can...
North Carolina enjoys relatively frequent rainfall, especially in spring. North Carolina receives more rain than the average in the United States, and some parts of the state see far more rain than others. Precipitation keeps vegetation lush and contributes to a...
In North Carolina in 2021, there were over 16,300 truck accidents, resulting in more than 3,800 injuries and over 150 fatalities. Many of these accidents could have been prevented. Truck accident statistics The number of motor vehicle accidents involving trucks...
North Carolina motorists who are involved in a fatal collision may also face charges of driving recklessly, license violations or driving under the influence. According to a study by High Rise Financial, from 2012 to 2021, these were the most common charges for...
North Carolina drivers need to remain aware of their surroundings and road conditions. Sudden stops and wet roads are prime contributors to automobile rollovers. When an external factor disrupts a vehicle's forward motion, the car's momentum may cause the wheels to...
