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When most people think of driving under the influence, they only think of drunk driving. Though this is certainly one of the more common forms of driving under the influence, there are many other drugs individuals partake in before getting behind the wheel which drastically increase the rates of an auto accident. Driving Under Influence Of Drugs In the state of Nevada, it is illegal to drive while high on any controlled substance, or even over-the-counter drugs...

Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that more than three million people are injured every year in car collisions across the US. Each car collision is different and the resulting injuries can vary greatly. Some injuries are obvious and don’t require medical attention and go away relatively quickly. Others may not develop for weeks or months after the collision and can require extensive medical treatment, even lifelong care. There are two general categories car...

Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that nearly 6 million collisions occur in the US every year. These collisions result in approximately 40,000 fatalities and injure more than 2 million each year. If you have been involved in a car accident, reach out to a Las Vegas auto accident attorney to learn what legal actions you can take. The CDC estimates that these collisions cost the government around $164 billion. Is there any way...

Road rage is a common phenomenon in congested areas, such as Las Vegas. Drivers are often focused on the driving of those around them, but rarely consider how their own driving may be increasing their chances of being involved in a car collision. Safety is the Majority Fortunately, the vast majority of drivers follow the law. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that a mere 3% of drivers have ever been convicted of drunk driving and...

As of July 1, 2018, the minimum insurance coverage in Nevada will be increased, resulting in a 9% jump in auto insurance rates for one-third of motorists. This change is the first increase in minimum coverage since 1958 and brings Nevada closer in line with other states’ minimum insurance coverage. If you already have more than the new minimum coverages, your premium rates shouldn’t be affected but it’s always best to get several quotes from insurance carriers...