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What Are The Child Passenger Safety Laws In Oklahoma?
Oklahoma child passenger safety laws are designed to help prevent injury and death to children involved in a motor vehicle accident. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 13. Choosing the right car seat for your child’s height, weight, and age and using that seat correctly help protect…
What Are Oklahoma’s Distracted Driving Laws?
As a motorist on the roads of Oklahoma, it’s important for you to understand Oklahoma’s distracted driving laws. With over 45% of Americans admitting to texting while driving (that percentage only increases for younger generations), it’s important to remember that many people are driving distracted on Oklahoma roads, thus causing more accidents. In this…
What To Do If You Are Hit By A Drunk Driver in Oklahoma?
When a driver makes the selfish choice to drive drunk, they’re putting the lives of many individuals at risk. If you were the victim of their negligent behavior, you may be unsure what action you can take to become whole again after your accident. So, in this guide, we’re going to discuss the basics…
How Are Motorcycle Accident Claims Different From Car Accident Claims?
When in the midst of a motorcycle accident, some victims and even their lawyers unfairly compare them with car accidents. While these situations can be similar (a negligent third party causes a vehicle accident, harming an innocent victim), a lot of the circumstances impacting motorcycle accident victims are things other motorists don’t have to…
What’s The Cost Of A Car Accident in Oklahoma City?
Whenever you or a loved one is in a car accident, the first thing on your mind is likely about the health and safety of the individual involved. Sadly, the second thing on your mind is all too likely the cost associated with this accident and how you’ll be able to pay for what…
Should I Talk To The Other Driver’s Insurance After An Accident?
After being in a car or motor vehicle accident, you’re likely overwhelmed with a ton of information. Not only are you managing your injuries or the injuries of a loved one, you’re now inserted into a vastly bureaucratic and confusing system of liability, settlements, and court proceedings. You may be asked to speak with…
What To Do If You Experience Delayed Pain After a Car Accident
Often, victims of car accidents will be rushed to the emergency room with obvious injuries: whiplash, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and more. But what if you walk away from the scene seemingly uninjured – then days, weeks, months, or even years later, your physical condition after your car accident becomes painful and…
How Are Truck Accidents Different From Car Accidents?
If you or a loved one has been in either a car or truck accident, you’re well aware that these accidents can cause extensive pain and suffering, anguish, emotional distress, and, sometimes, life-long health concerns. But you may not be aware of how the average car accident differs from the average truck accident, not…
When is the most dangerous time to drive in Oklahoma?
Car wrecks can happen anywhere at any time, but some times of the day, week, and year can be more dangerous than others. The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OSHO) recently came out with new crash data from 2021, revealing: More traffic incidents occurred on Friday than on any other day of the week April…
How To Determine Fault In An Oklahoma Car Accident?
If you’ve been the victim of a car accident in Oklahoma, you may be asking many questions about the logistics of legal action. One prominent line of questioning is how individuals involved in the situation are found to be at fault or not at fault for the accident. When a third party is found…