Nighttime Pedestrian Accidents in Georgia:Your rights when visibility is low.
October brings shorter days and higher pedestrian risk As October and fall arrive, daylight hours decrease across Georgia. Combined with events
Read MoreOctober brings shorter days and higher pedestrian risk As October and fall arrive, daylight hours decrease across Georgia. Combined with events
Read MoreSeptember and increased truck traffic in Georgia September is one of the most intense months for freight transportation in Georgia. Sharing
Read MoreAugust means back to school — and increased road risks August marks back-to-school season in Georgia. While parents focus on supplies
Read MoreSummer travel comes with added risks July marks peak summer travel season. For many Georgia residents, that means crossing state lines
Read MoreJune and the rise of workplace injuries in Georgia June marks the start of peak season for construction, landscaping, and outdoor
Read MoreMay brings motorcycles back to Georgia roads As warmer weather arrives in May, motorcycles return to Georgia highways and city streets
Read MoreApril: Distracted Driving Awareness Month April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and on Atlanta roads the danger remains very real. Despite
Read MoreSt. Patrick’s Day traps in Atlanta March in Atlanta means parades in Midtown and parties at The Battery where alcohol is
Read MoreFebruary means romantic dinners in Buckhead, nights at the Fox Theatre, and special celebrations across Atlanta. To avoid driving and parking,
Read MoreWho Pays for a Winter Accident Under Georgia Law? Winter in Georgia can be deceptive. Snow isn’t always visible, but when
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