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Stiff joints, weak muscles or declining eyesight may make it difficult to stay in control of your vehicle while traveling on Missouri highways. A decline in cognitive function may also increase your risk of getting into a motor vehicle accident. In some cases, mental...
Motorcycle enthusiasts often embrace the freedom of traveling on Missouri roads. Others enjoy more than the "motorcycle lifestyle" as they appreciate a sleek bike's ability to help them run errands, commute to work and more. Motorcyclists often understand such travel...
Missouri drivers should take special precautions to avoid hitting motorcyclists. Motorcyclists have less protection when they are on the road because they are not surrounded by a vehicle, and they can also be harder to see. This makes them more vulnerable to accidents...
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When outdoor temperatures start rising in Missouri, it means that summer has arrived. Considering that, many people enjoy spending their summers out of their homes and on the road. Unfortunately, having so many people driving around makes this season one of the most...
Distracted driving has been a major concern for legislatures in Missouri and across the nation during the past decade. This came about largely due to the accident rate involving cellphone usage. Of particular note is the number of fatal accidents that included...
One of the most devastating types of car crashes is one involving a side collision with a tractor-trailer. These accidents are some of the deadliest, resulting in serious injury or death in nearly every instance. What many people don't realize is that there is...
Many Missouri drivers likely believe they are safer during an accident in a large car than they would be in one that is a bit smaller. The likely logic is that the more metal and plastic surrounding drivers and passengers of a vehicle, the more likely they will...
An impaired driver presents a significant risk to the safety of others. Missouri's drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists all face risks when someone cannot operate a vehicle safely. Now, many point to drunk driving's dangers, but they might not realize how hazardous...
The time change for the spring and summer means we lose an hour of sleep each night. This can throw your sleeping schedule off, which can lead to drowsy driving on Missouri roads. Since the evenings are longer and the mornings are darker, this can affect how you feel...
