If the number of fatalities in any given year is a fair gauge of the safety of driving in a state, then Georgia is indeed a dangerous place.

Punitive damages, sometimes called exemplary damages, may be awarded Georgia to car accident victims in rare instances.

A College Park police officer suffered serious injuries on Memorial Day when a driver who fell asleep at the wheel crashed into his parked patrol car, according to AJC.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), approximately 30,000 people die each year on U.

A Georgia superior court judge sentenced two young men to two decades behind bars after they were convicted for shooting up the home of a person whom they engaged in a road rage incident.

A Lowndes County Deputy recently lost his life in an accident that occurred while he was responding to a call, according to WCTV.

When your injury results from someone’s legal violation: Using negligence per se to prove liability

A man drove his SUV through a window, into the dining room of a busy restaurant.

Unfortunately, injuries resulting from car accidents are extremely common.

Trauma is the leading cause of death in people aged 1 to 55 according to medical researchers.

The Ford Motor Company has issued a recall on a model of truck because of a problem with the vehicles rolling away while parked.

Recently, we’ve unfortunately noticed a marked increase in the number of drivers who run red-lights (and stop signs).

There are countless ways in which car accidents occur each year in the State of Georgia.

Cell phones have become an unavoidable part of life for many Americans.

If the number of fatalities in any given year is a fair gauge of the safety of driving in a state, then Georgia is indeed a dangerous place.

In the State of Georgia, all resident drivers are required to maintain minimum liability insurance to be allowed to drive legally.

Think about how many times you have been lawfully driving along a highway in moderate traffic when, to your great surprise, a car whizzes by traveling 15, 20, even 25 mph faster than you.

Without question, of all the possible ways that an accident can happen, the one that drivers fear the most is a head-on collision.

Despite the enormous threat to the safety of motorists on Georgia roadways, far too many people continue to drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Most commercial truck drivers are law-abiding and safe when traveling.