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Although the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) sets safety standards for all vehicles sold in the U.S., some auto manufacturers go beyond the minimum regulations. These car brands and models may reduce the risk of a car accident or better protect…
With nearly 400,000 vehicle crashes and almost 1,700 fatalities in 2023 alone, Georgia takes driving privileges very seriously. The state’s driver’s license point system serves as an early warning mechanism, designed to identify and correct unsafe driving behaviors before they result in…
Understanding the process for reporting a car accident in Georgia is important, especially if you or a loved one are involved in an accident. Georgia has specific laws governing when and how to report car accidents. Here are some frequently…
There is no legal requirement that you must have a police report to file an insurance claim in Georgia. However, you may be legally required to report the crash to the police based on Georgia traffic laws. Furthermore, settling an…
