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While head-on collisions are typically rare, they are the most catastrophic and deadly types of crashes. That's because the impact of a head-on collision is often the combined speed of two cars traveling in opposite directions. For example, let's say you have two cars traveling in opposite directions at 45 mph. The impact would total...

This year, technology has played a vital role in keeping people connected with friends and loved ones as the pandemic has canceled in-person events. Unfortunately, the use of technology at inappropriate times, such as while driving, has increased as well, with potentially deadly consequences. A recent study by Zendrive analyzed 86,000 collisions across the United...

If you were involved in a car accident, you may have experienced blunt trauma to the head. Perhaps you hit your head on the steering wheel, airbag, dashboard or headrest. You may have experienced violent shaking during a side-impact crash or rollover. This often leads to concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), which can...