Using your turn signal might seem like a small thing, but not doing it can cause serious crashes. Whether you’re turning at a busy intersection or changing lanes on the highway, forgetting to signal can put lives at risk. In Nevada, signaling isn’t just a polite habit — it’s the law. Many drivers either forget or choose not to...
Continue ReadingWhen you’re in a car accident, one of the most important pieces of information comes from the police report. One part that many people don’t fully understand is the vehicle damage rating. This rating helps show how bad the damage is to each vehicle, where it happened, and how the crash occurred. Insurance companies and attorneys often use this...
Continue ReadingGetting into a car accident is stressful. One big question people ask afterward is, “Is my car totaled?” That’s not always easy to answer right away. Sometimes the damage looks bad but is repairable. Other times, even small damage can mean the cost to fix it is more than the car is worth. Here’s how to figure out when...
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been involved in a car accident, filing a claim with your insurance company is an important step to get the compensation you need for repairs, medical bills, or damages. The process may seem complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Knowing the steps can make a big difference. Here’s a simple guide to help you get started....
Continue ReadingDriving can be dangerous, especially if you’re not following safety guidelines. One simple change to how you position your hands on the steering wheel can make a big difference in how you control your vehicle and how safe you are on the road. The recommended position? The 9 and 3 o’clock positions. Let’s take a look at why this...
Continue ReadingIf you’re driving in Nevada, you may have heard about the left lane law. This law aims to make driving safer by ensuring that the left lane on multi-lane roads is used for passing and not for leisurely driving. Understanding this law is important for keeping traffic flowing and avoiding penalties. Here’s a breakdown of the rules, exceptions, and...
Continue ReadingIn Nevada, and across the U.S., the “fast lane” isn’t about speeding. It’s the leftmost lane on highways, often known as the passing lane. While it’s called the fast lane, its purpose is to allow drivers to pass slower-moving vehicles, not to go faster than the speed limit. Many people believe that the fast lane is meant for speeding,...
Continue ReadingExperiencing a car accident is always stressful. Not only do you have to deal with the physical and emotional impacts of the accident itself, but you may also face confusion about what happens next. One of the most common questions drivers ask is, “What happens when my car is totaled but still drivable?” If you’ve found yourself in this...
Continue ReadingAs a parent, giving your teen the keys to your car can be a nerve-wracking experience. While it’s a big step toward gaining independence, the reality is that teen drivers face a higher risk of accidents due to inexperience and other factors. In Nevada, the law has put measures in place to help ensure that teen drivers get the...
Continue ReadingConcussions are a type of mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) that can happen in many ways, including from car accidents, sports injuries, or falls. While many people recover from concussions, they can still affect your ability to perform certain tasks, including driving. If you’ve recently experienced a concussion or know someone who has, you may be wondering, “Can I...
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