Category: Auto Accident News

Busses are a reliable and cost-effective travel method, and many Oregonians rely on buses daily. Unfortunately, bus accidents can be severe and often cause victims to suffer severe, life-altering injuries. To make matters worse, many bus accidents are avoidable and …

Car accidents are incredibly frightening and dangerous experiences for everyone. However, children are much more vulnerable to severe, life-threatening injuries. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that motor vehicle accidents are one of the leading causes of …

Whether you are one of our many visitors who rented a car to sightsee or a lifelong Portland resident who is utilizing a rental while your car is being repaired, we all need to use rental cars from time to …

It’s finally that time of year to enjoy time off and explore new and exciting places. A road trip with family or friends is always a whirlwind of adventures. When driving long hours crammed into a vehicle, the last thing …

One of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents is distracted driving. Oregon prohibits using a phone while driving because it distracts the driver from concentrating on the road. However, with the creation of innovative technology, many modern cars have …

Drinking and driving is harshly penalized throughout the United States. Unfortunately, there are still significant risks of suffering life-threatening injuries in a drunk driving accident. Even with the significant legal consequences, drivers still act negligently. Young drivers are inexperienced and …

The Department of Education found that school bus accidents decrease as school bus training increases. While this is especially true for school bus drivers, the same can be said about everyday motor vehicle drivers. On the road, drivers must watch …

Oregon has some of the strictest teen driving laws in the country, and for a good reason. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), teenagers behind the wheel have a crash rate of nearly four times the rate …