Motor Vehicle Accidents

Even drivers with a blood alcohol level below the legal limit can still endanger the lives of others on the road with them. Driving with a blood alcohol content level of 0.08 or higher is considered a crime associated with severe penalties in West Virginia and in all...

New research shows that fewer Americans may actually be willing to trust or ride in fully autonomous vehicles. As companies in both the automotive and technology sectors seem to race to develop autonomous vehicles, West Virginia residents like their counterparts...

A new study discovered that many drivers use their cellphones while driving through school zones. When parents in West Virginia send their children off to school, they want them to be as safe as possible, especially while they are walking, biking or taking the bus to...

Remember the first time you parallel parked or merged onto a busy highway? Driving is a continuous learning curve, especially for those new to the driver's seat. While your driving test confirms basic competency, true road safety comes from understanding nuances,...

Discover why seatbelts still reign as a top safety device in your vehicle. Learn how they work to keep you safe when you are in a crash. The humble seatbelt has been and continues to be the number one safety device installed in motor vehicles. It also is the safety...

Taking some precautions when sharing the road with commercial vehicles may help West Virginia drivers avoid getting into trucking accidents. Accidents involving commercial trucks and passenger vehicles are an all too common occurrence on the roads and highways of West...

Driving in Charleston, West Virginia can be genuinely challenging. As the state’s capital city, Charleston experiences daily commuter traffic, construction zones and unique geographic features that can increase the risk of accidents if drivers are not careful. ...

Airplane crashes, while not that common, can be caused by weather, human error, mechanical problems or a combination of the three. Many West Virginia residents travel by airplane. This high-flying transportation is often thought of as being safer than land travel, but...

Most people know that they should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. Find out why this is and why it is so important. A motorcycle is the most vulnerable vehicle on the road in West Virginia. Unlike cars and trucks, there is nothing to offer extra protection...

With the start of the school year, children can be at risk of accidents walking or biking to school. Drivers must be cautious and drive safely. The start of a new school year can be an exciting time for students in West Virginia, but it can also be dangerous. Many...