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Back to School Traffic Safety For many Georgia families, the beginning of August also means the beginning of the back-to-school season.  There will be more congestion on the roadways as...

New Georgia Laws Affecting Motorists Dozens of new laws took effect in Georgia this month, with several new regulations directly impacting Georgia drivers and road safety.  Here is a closer...

How the Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Blood-Alcohol Testing May Affect Georgia Drivers A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision may affect how states are able to combat drunk driving.  In the case, Birchfield vs. North Dakota, the Court...

National Tire Safety Week This week (May 29th – June 4th) marks National Tire Safety Week, a time when drivers can learn how to avoid tire-related accidents by keeping...

Your Personal Injury Roadmap Being in a collision and dealing with navigating your own personal injury case is not something that most people do every day. Before I became...

CAR RENTAL MISTAKES – You Don’t Want To Make! 1. Not Having Rental Car Insurance & Having To Wait While At-Fault Insurance Drags it’s Feet on Accepting Fault The insurance company of the person who...

HOW TO READ A GEORGIA CAR ACCIDENT REPORT After you have been in a car accident, an official Georgia Motor Vehicle Collision Report is generated by the responding police department. Typically it takes...

Where Can I Find My Georgia Car Accident Report? Assuming that your wreck occurred on public property, an officer has investigated the collision, made findings, assigned fault and provided you with a business card...

TIPS FOR DRIVING ON THE ICE & SNOW! 1. Clear all windows and lights of snow and ice.2. Leave plenty of room to stop. (You never know when you’re going to slide or...