Speeding is a prevalent issue on our roads, contributing significantly to traffic accidents and fatalities. In 2022 alone, speeding was a factor in 29% of all traffic deaths, resulting in 12,151 lives lost. National Auto Collision Center wants to help you understand the consequences of...
Auto insurance is a critical component of responsible vehicle ownership, offering financial protection against various risks associated with driving. Understanding the different types of auto insurance coverage is essential to ensure you have adequate protection. National Auto Collision Center is here to break down the...
Tucson faces a troubling number of car accidents each year, with busy roads, distracted driving, and high-speed areas contributing to the issue. By understanding accident statistics and identifying the most dangerous locations in the city, we can work toward making the roads safer. Here is...
Returning to your parked car to find a scratch, dent, or broken side mirror can be incredibly frustrating. Parked car damage is all too common and often avoidable with proper precautions. By taking proactive steps and adopting safe parking habits, you can minimize the chances...
Giving your teenager the keys to a car can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. While driving offers them independence, it also comes with immense responsibility. As a parent, setting clear rules for your teenage driver is essential to keep them—and everyone else on the road—safe....
Even the most careful, cautious drivers occasionally get into an accident. If you are driving while tired or distracted or driving in inclement weather or low visibility, your risk of a collision is much higher. If you hit a road sign, you might be tempted...
Whether you’re a great driver looking for a dependable family vehicle or a new driver buying your first car, it’s important to consider each vehicle’s safety features when making your decision. Auto safety features can improve your safety on the road, especially when driving in...
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...