Delaware law enforcement is joining national efforts to combat distracted driving in April as part of Distracted Driving Awareness month. Various state law enforcement agencies will be participating in the “U Drive. U Text. U Pay.” campaign from April 10 to 15, 2015. They also plan to expand the campaign from April 23-27. The high-visibility

Commercial vehicles make up a large percentage of the cars, trucks, vans, and buses on our roadways, and they are involved in many of the accidents that occur. If you have been injured in an accident involving a commercial vehicle — such as a taxi cab, utility truck or delivery van — you may be

Chronic pain may be a term that you heard in the past, but until it is affects your life directly, you can’t fully understand how life-altering that phrase is. In many cases, it is one event, such as a car accident, that turns a person’s world upside down by introducing them to what it means

This week, a fast-moving storm brought one-to-two inches of snow to much of Delaware before giving way to dangerously low temperatures and wind chills. The snow was enough to tangle up the roads on Tuesday morning’s rush hour, resulting in numerous car accidents. Tuesday night, road conditions turned from bad to worse when temperatures dropped

The holiday season is in full swing in Delaware and the rest of the United States. Because this is one of the busiest times of the year for travel and more cars on the roads equals more accidents, the state Office of Highway Safety kicked off a campaign last week to promote safe driving. The

State Farm insurance has conducted a survey each year since 2009 asking drivers about their distracted driving habits. The 2014 survey was recently completed and reveals some alarming results. First, the good news: Over the years, fewer drivers are saying they talk on their hand-held cellphones while driving. But that’s where the good news ends.

In effort to reduce highway fatalities in the state the Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) kicked off a campaign to remind drivers to follow the speed limit and use their seatbelts after preliminary crash data from 2014 indicated that speed and improper seatbelt usage were involved in many highway fatalities. As of mid-October, the