Distracted driving is quickly becoming an epidemic on the roads of Atlanta and the rest of Georgia. States across the country are doing all they can to curb this issue and protect drivers as much as possible. Distracted driving is very dangerous. A vehicle can travel the length of a football field in a matter of two or three seconds when the driver's eyes are diverted from the road. Here are some tips for spotting distracted drivers.
Should drivers be wary of truck accidents this weekend?
It is not surprising to have so many public service announcements and media reports imploring safety on Georgia’s highways this weekend. After all, people will be travelling in earnest this weekend to celebrate Memorial Day. Most see it as the first summer holiday, and AAA expects nearly 40 million people across the United States to travel, with a majority doing so by car.
Top safety tips for Memorial Day weekend
With Memorial Day coming this weekend, the annual vacation exodus will begin in earnest on Friday. Indeed, many will attempt to beat the traffic by leaving on Thursday evening, but roads are expected to be the most congested on Friday and Monday. Add in construction projects at various points across the state, and the chances of a car or motorcycle accident increases dramatically.
Unfortunately, not all truckers are well-rested
As a driver, you know just how important it is to remain alert at all times. You also realize that drowsy driving is risky, as it increases the likelihood of an accident.
A mistake by a trucker can cause a deadly accident
When driving in close proximity to large commercial vehicles, such as tractor-trailers, it's hard not to think about being involved in an accident.
How safe is a first-class seat?
Whether you travel frequently for work or you fly out of Atlanta Airport for the occasional visit to family in another state, the safety of your flight is likely foremost in your mind. You may feel jittery only on take-off and landing, or you may clutch the armrest in fear for the duration of the flight.
