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Hopefully, any auto accident you experience will not inflict any serious injury on you. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. You may suffer bleeding wounds, an obvious sign that you need medical help. However, an automobile collision also has the potential to...
No one expects to become the victim of a vehicle accident, but they happen every day in Delaware. Many are minor, such as low-speed, rear-end collisions. Here are three steps to take following a car crash that will help you in the days to come. 1. Obtain medical...
While your brain is delicate and may suffer serious damage from repeated concussions, your brain can also heal itself in the right environment. According to Psychology Today, your brain changes throughout the course of your life. As an adult, your brain creates...
Delaware requires all drivers to carry minimum levels of insurance coverage to address personal injury or property damage that another driver may sustain in an accident. If you were in a serious car accident with an uninsured driver, you may conclude that taking legal...
Teenagers across Delaware admit to having engaged in dangerous driving behaviors at higher rates than adult drivers. They also lack the experience older drivers have. Teens also lack structure and routine during the summertime, giving them more time to spend out on...
Auto accidents are loud, chaotic and scary. They can leave you with major injuries and major medical bills. While you can never really prepare for an accident, knowing how to respond to one may help you in the long run. 1. Seek medical attention Immediately after a...
After a recent car accident, you wonder if the smallest ache or pain may signal an injury caused by the impact. Lately, you noticed neck twinges and stiffness. Could you have whiplash from the collision? Mayo Clinic breaks down options for identifying and addressing...
Many times people simply walk away from a minor vehicle crash, such as a rear-end collision. Outside of frayed nerves and a bit of soreness, they insist they feel fine. However, symptoms of an underlying injury may not appear for hours, if not days, so prompt medical...
Walking, rather than driving, is good for your body, and it also helps lower your carbon footprint. Walking in Delaware is particularly dangerous, though, with the state now ranking second in the nation in terms of the number of pedestrians who die on its roads....
Were one to ask drivers in Delaware what are the greatest threats they face on the road, distracted drivers would likely be among the responses. Yet when people think of drowsy drivers, they probably only envision a person texting or talking on their cell phone while...
