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Embracing the idea that driver education never ends is one way to help ensure that the next drive you take won’t be your last. Key to this change in mindset is making yourself aware of road conditions, always, even on streets and intersections that you’ve driven hundreds of times. According to the National Safety Council...

Nobody chooses to fall asleep at the wheel but when drivers are tired enough, it can happen in an instant. In a poll conducted by the National Sleep Foundation, more than 40 percent of drivers admitted to falling asleep at the wheel at least once since they started driving. In addition, 20 percent admitted to...

Been in a crash? Make sure you take names and try to remember to write down other details, as well. Especially important after a crash, contacting police and filling out an accident report will establish an official record, according to the balance, a financial advice website. Filling out a police report ensures all the details...

Regular exercise and stretching can help to keep older drivers on the road longer and improve safety, a AAA study said. “It is important that we find ways to keep older drivers in good physical health in order to extend their mobility,” Dr. David Yang, said executive director of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety....

Many Americans aren’t ready for it yet, but self-driving cars are coming. Nobody knows for sure when it will be the norm in automotive technology, but we know it will be – sooner or later. According to its annual automated vehicle survey, the American Automobile Association (AAA) reports that 71 percent of respondents fear the...

You arrive at a four-way intersection and come to a complete stop at a stop sign. It's then your turn to proceed. However, you're suddenly broadsided by a driver who either failed to stop or proceeded without first yielding the right-of-way. Accidents like this are very common on Omaha roadways and are caused by drivers...

Speeding is a common problem in Omaha, Nebraska. Last year, the state ranked No. 5 in the nation for having the highest rate of speeding violations. Additionally, insurance website Quote Wizard ranks Nebraska No. 3 for having the worst drivers, particularly because of the high rate of speeding. Lower speed limits mean reduced speeding In...

The wheels of a vehicle have constant, continual contact with the road. They spin at dizzying speeds, sometimes for hours on end. As a result, they bear the brunt of every mile we travel.   They plow through rain, mud and snow, and are all too often taken down by daily wear and tear or stray...

You may have seen it or perhaps done it yourself. You're driving and hear a notification alert on your phone, so you quickly check. No big deal, right? Wrong. The moment it takes to check is enough time for a car crash that can leave you seriously hurt.  Many drivers are likely to engage in distracted driving at some...

Rear-end accidents can happen anywhere at any time on the roadways throughout greater Omaha. One moment you could be stopped at a red light. The next moment, you could be hit from behind by an inattentive driver.   If you were struck in a rear-end accident, you may have whiplash Whiplash is the most common injury caused by...