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. -
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. -
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. -
Four Ways to Keep Pets Safe in the Car Did you know that letting your pet ride in the car with you could cause an accident? Learn more about keeping your pets safe in the car here. -
Wearing Headphones While Driving a Dangerous Distraction Wearing headphones while driving is illegal in Georgia and can cause a serious accident. For help after a headphone-related accident, call us: 404-474-0804. -
Biggest Traffic Bottlenecks in Atlanta Atlanta has its fair share of truly terrible traffic bottlenecks. Read about the 10 worst from September here. For help after an accident: 404-474-0804. -
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is November 6-13, 2016 Drowsy driving can be as dangerous as drunk or distracted driving. Celebrate Drowsy Driving Prevention Week with us by following these tips. -
Five Tips for Night Driving Safety Most deadly car accidents happen at night - are you doing enough to prevent one? Keep your family safe by following these tips for nighttime driving. -
Georgia to Add Tire Safety to Driver’s Ed Program The State of Georgia and the Michelin tire company are joining forces to bring tire safety information to new drivers in their driver's education courses.