Traffic and Red Light Cameras in St. Louis

If you have ever looked up at a traffic light and noticed a contraption connected to it, you may have been peering into a red light camera. Over the last several years, the number of red light and traffic cameras has dramatically increased in St…. read more

How Serious Does a Collision Have to Be for Airbags to Deploy?

Airbags serve to protect drivers and passengers in the event of a car accident. Airbags can protect individuals from serious harm or even death. Historically, airbags have reduced fatalities in frontal crashes by 29 percent. However, airbags do not deploy in all collisions. It is… read more

Types of Car Accident Injuries

While every St. Louis car accident may happen under different circumstances, they still tend to result in the same types of injuries.  The nature of those injuries depends on factors such as: It can be helpful to know what sort of injuries you can expect… read more

MSHP Reports: What You Need to Know

When you’re involved in a car accident, you need to call 911 and request assistance from law enforcement. The law enforcement agency that responds to the call depends on the area where your accident occurred. If you’re on a highway in Missouri, the Missouri State… read more

Car Accident Reports in Missouri

The Missouri Department of Revenue expects you to file an accident report for all but the most minor car accidents. This is true even though the police will file their own police report if they arrive at the accident scene. You have to file an… read more

Who Is At Fault in a T-Bone Car Accident?   

A T-bone accident refers to a collision where one car’s front end collides with the side of another, making a T-shape. These collisions can be catastrophic, with injuries that can be life-changing or even fatal. One driver is in a head-on collision, while the other… read more

How to File a Car Accident Claim With Allstate

If another driver causes your car accident in Missouri, you can file a claim against the at-fault driver’s liability insurance coverage. You could also file a lawsuit seeking damages if the insurance company refuses to settle the claim.  Missouri requires drivers to carry a minimum… read more

Vehicle and Driver Requirements in Missouri for Uber and Lyft

Uber and Lyft, the country’s top ridesharing services, are a great alternative to taxi services. Still, as with any type of public transportation, there are driver and passenger safety requirements.  Understanding safety requirements for Uber and Lyft drivers can help you stay safe. What Are… read more

Why Do Rear-End Collisions Happen and Who’s to Blame?

Imagine you’re driving along, listening to your favorite podcast, then wham! Someone hits you from behind. Or you’re behind another vehicle, and suddenly the driver in front of you slams on their brakes. You can’t stop in time and crash. Rear-end collisions can cause significant… read more

Nine Factors that Determine How Much to Expect from a Car Accident Settlement in Kansas City

Missouri uses a fault-based car insurance system. This means you must pursue the at-fault driver for compensation after a car accident. When you file your insurance claim against the at-fault driver, you need to prove your losses. You also need to prove the other driver’s… read more