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In part one of this analysis, we posed the question: Outside of other vehicles, what are drivers most likely to hit in fatal collisions?  We examined 20 years of fatal crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), to find out – exploring the more common sources of fatal crashes, such as...

In Arizona, the legal consequences of an automobile accident can vary drastically from case to case. For example, the allegorical "fender-bender" may leave both parties with nothing more than a small paint scratch. In others, the effects of an incident could lead to much more life-altering costs.  But at what point in this spectrum...

Car accidents are one of the most common causes of serious injuries. A car accident can injure all parts of the body, leading to expensive medical bills and ongoing care. It is common to wonder who will pay for these bills after a car crash. The answer depends on several factors, including the laws...

Automobile insurance pays for the damage when a driver causes a car accident. It provides a way for drivers to afford the medical bills and property repairs connected to a crash. In Arizona, every motor vehicle operator is required to purchase and maintain a certain amount of auto insurance. Failing to do so can...

Sometimes, the effects of a car accident are delayed. A victim may not realize he or she is injured until a few days after the crash. In other cases, a victim recognizes his or her injuries but decides to wait to seek financial compensation. In Arizona, there is a time limit for filing a...