In Arizona, children must be in a car seat or booster seat while in your vehicle if they are under eight years old or shorter than four feet, nine inches tall. Children under one year old must be in a rear-facing car seat, children between...
A rear end collision can cause major damage to your vehicle as well as injuries to you and your passengers. While you can’t always prevent a rear-end collision, there are defensive tactics you can use to reduce your risk of this type of accident. Here...
All drivers must be insured in order to lawfully operate a motor vehicle. The type and level of car insurance you need may vary from state to state. You must follow coverage laws for the state in which you reside and/or the state in which...
Every year, thousands of people hit the road to visit family or take vacations over the holidays. More people on the road means more risk for an accident, and the longer you drive, the greater your risk of a breakdown or other problem with your...
After a minor collision, it’s tempting to dismiss small dents, scratches, or slight misalignments as cosmetic issues that can be put off or handled on your own. However, even seemingly minor damage can hide deeper problems that can worsen over time if left unchecked. Here’s...
Few things are more frustrating than finding your car damaged while it’s parked. Whether you discover a dented bumper or a shattered mirror, an accident involving your parked car can leave you feeling uncertain about what steps to take next. Here’s a step-by-step guide from...
Distracted driving is a growing concern on roadways across the world, contributing to thousands of preventable accidents, injuries, and fatalities each year. Distracted driving, whether from texting, talking, eating, or adjusting vehicle settings, takes your attention away from the road for critical moments—often with devastating...
You might think that the condition of your car only affects your safety. In reality, if your car is in poor condition or is severely damaged, it can affect your safety and the safety of your passengers and others on the road. It can also...
If someone else causes an accident that injures you or your passengers or damages your car, you should immediately consult with your insurance company and a personal injury attorney. At National Auto Collision Centers, we make it as stress-free and seamless as possible for our...
Before calling your insurance adjuster regarding your car accident, you should prepare yourself for the conversation and write down key information so that you won’t forget it. Being calm, composed, and prepared will make the conversation go more smoothly. At National Auto Collision Centers, we...