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Girl Injured by Drunk Driver Questions Severity of North Carolina Laws
Originally dubbed the “miracle girl” by first responders, a young North Carolina woman now questions whether she would have ever even been injured by a…
North Carolina Texting-While-Driving Penalty Too Weak?
Distracted driving used to mean: The driver was eating lunch while driving. The driver was putting on makeup while driving. The driver was fishing around…
North Carolina Drivers Opting For Mo-Peds After DWI Convictions
Most states require mo-ped operators to have a driver’s license, registration, insurance or some combination of the three – requirements not shared by North Carolina.…
June Declared No Texting, Just Driving Month in North Carolina
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is growing tired of managing the accident scenes of teenagers who were texting and driving. In fact, its commander…
Traffic Accidents: Leading Cause of Death among North Carolina Teens
Traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among teens between the ages of 15 and 20 in North Carolina. National Highway Traffic and Safety…
Rear View Cameras May Save Lives in North Carolina
Back-over deaths occur when a driver hits and injures another person while backing up. Tragically, the victims in these types of accidents are most often…
Highway Bill Includes Electronic Record Enforcement for Trucks
Recently the U.S. Senate approved a highway transportation bill, which among other things, mandates the use of electronic onboard recorders (EOBR) on commercial trucks. An…
Off to Court–Companies Challenge New Trucking Hours Rule
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recently announced that it has decided not to change its 11-hour shift limit for truck drivers. The agency was…
Teenage Driving Deaths Rise in 2011 in North Carolina
For the first time in eight years, there was an increase in teenage deaths due to car accidents during the first half of 2011. Deaths…
Marijuana Plus Driving Equals an Increased Risk of a Car Accident
First it was drunk driving, then it was distracted driving and now it is drugged driving. It seems people don’t just get in their car…
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