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Driving in Las Vegas comes with risks, and a serious crash can turn your life upside down– especially if you’re driving a leased vehicle. Unlike owning a car, leasing involves strict financial agreements that don’t disappear after a wreck. You...

What is brake checking exactly? Brake checking is when a driver suddenly and intentionally slams on their brakes to startle or force the driver behind them to brake abruptly. It’s often done out of road rage and can cause rear-end...

Getting into a car accident is stressful, but finding out your vehicle is totaled can worsen things. Suddenly, you are dealing with insurance headaches, potential financial loss, and the hassle of finding a replacement. If you don’t understand how insurers...

If someone hits your car and drives off, stay calm and assess the situation for safety. Gather evidence, such as photos, videos, and witness details. Report the incident to the police immediately. Contact your insurance company and check if you...

Common airbag injuries after car accidents include facial abrasions, burns, and bruising from rapid deployment. Eye injuries like corneal abrasions or retinal damage may occur. Neck and chest trauma, including fractured ribs or sternum, is frequent. Wrist and hand injuries...

The most common types of car accidents caused by distracted driving include rear-end collisions, head-on crashes, side-impact (T-bone) accidents, single-vehicle incidents, rollover accidents, sideswipe collisions, and intersection accidents. These types occur because drivers fail to react in time, misjudge distances,...