Car Accident Blog
Read blog posts about car accident injuries and the rights and recoveries of people who have been hurt. Here, this law firm will share information about Attorney Jason Schultz’s viewpoints, how car accident cases are being handled, and other things you need to know to make a fair recovery.
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How to Keep Child Passengers Safe There are many things you can do to keep child passengers safe, such as using seatbelts, car seats, or booster seats. Additionally, never leave your child alone in a car. -
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week: November 5-12, 2017 The National Sleep Foundation’s Drowsy Driving Prevention Week encourages drivers to avoid driving while fatigued. -
Teen Driver Safety Week: October 15-21, 2017 Teen Driver Safety Week is October 15 – 21, 2017. Parents are urged to talk with their kids about safe driving habits that could save their lives. -
Child Passenger Safety Week: September 17-23, 2017 Celebrate Child Passenger Safety Week by with the Law Office of Jason R. Schultz by learning how to keep your children safe at all times in your vehicle. -
What to Do if Another Driver is Tailgating You Tailgating drivers are dangerous to themselves and everyone around them. If a dangerous driver caused your injuries, call Jason Schultz at 404-474-0804. -
Interlock Devices Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents A new study shows that ignition interlock devices are helping reduce the number of fatal drunk driving accidents that occur in the United States. -
Georgia Among Worst States for Drivers Georgia is one of the most expensive and dangerous states in the U.S. for drivers, according to a Bankrate report. Learn why the state ranks so poorly. -
Tips for a Safe New Year’s Eve Plan on ringing in the New Year in Atlanta parties, the Peach Drop, or other festivities? Here are five tips to have a safe New Year’s Eve. -
Seatback Collapse a Danger to Children in the Back Seat In the event of an accident, the front seats may collapse backwards. If a child is sitting in the back seat, it can cause serious injuries. -
NHTSA Wants Electric and Hybrid Vehicles to Make Noise The NHTSA wants electric and hybrid vehicles to make noise to alert pedestrians, cyclists, and others of their presence.