The roads throughout Pinellas County can be dangerous for even the most seasoned drivers. Don't merely take our word for it, though. Instead, just take a peek at these crash stats. According to the FLHSMV, there were 401,867 total crashes across The...
Seat belt laws didn’t come into play until the 1980’s and 1990’s across the United States, and before this time many drivers (and passengers) didn’t think twice about going unbuckled. Times have changed, however, and the safety power of the seatbelt...
When St. Pete teens hit the magic age of 16 it’s an exciting and nerve-wracking time for young people and their parents. Parents want their teens to learn the responsibility that comes with growing up, but are they sure their soon to be young adults...
In 2020, distracted driving played a role in 8% of all fatal motor vehicle accidents in the United States. In all accidents causing injury, 20% were caused by distracted driving, which amounts to over 400,000 injuries. This issue isn’t getting better...
Even the most attentive, the most cautious, and the most experienced driver in St. Petersburg can’t expect to take to the road safely when the vehicle their driving isn’t safe first. An unsafe vehicle doesn’t just put drivers and their passengers at...
If you’re injured by negligence in an auto accident in St. Petersburg or some other incident, you may have to go to trial if those who hurt you refuse to take responsibility. Winning a trial means getting a legally enforceable judgment that makes tho...
It feels like 2023 just got here. However, it is going by fast, and March has already arrived. Before you know it, that means St. Patrick's Day will be here. Not everyone celebrates the occasion in St. Petersburg, but a lot of people do. The ways peo...
If you live in or around St Pete or any of the other bustling areas in Florida, you are sure to share the roadways with a semi truck and other large commercial vehicles at one time or another. Some people get nervous when they find themselves driv...
Plenty of people get around St. Petersburg as pedestrians. Some individuals strap shoes on their feet and walk to school or work. Meanwhile, others hit the pavement as a form of exercise. They walk/jog through neighborhoods, parks, and more to put th...
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