There are good parts and bad parts in living where we live. Along one of the busiest sections of highway in the country, we are lucky enough to live within driving distance of major metropolitan areas like Boston, New York, and Providence. With that comes the downside of increased through traffic by tractor trailer trucks.  … Keep reading…

You have heard the term drunk driving on this blog and elsewhere many times, but you may not have heard the term drunk walking too often, but you should be familiar with it.  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) almost 1/3 of all pedestrian accidents in 2017 involved someone who was drunk … Keep reading…

The next few months will be rife with parties and with more and more people getting vaccinated against COVID-19 there will likely be a higher volume of holiday parties to attend.  While these may be fun to attend they can also put you in a precarious situation that might lead to a Connecticut auto accident. … Keep reading…

October is International Walk To School Month and as such we are bringing awareness to the safety procedures that all children, regardless of age, should take when walking to school to avoid a Connecticut pedestrian accident. At an early age students are very excited to learn the rules and get the chance to walk to … Keep reading…

The U.S. Centers For Disease Control (CDC) indicates that in 2018 the number of women who were diagnosed with breast cancer was 254,744 and that number has been rising over the last 10 years.   With proper screening and early detection the number of deaths has been declining and stood at 42,465 in 2018. It … Keep reading…

Driving throughout the summer your car has certain needs.  Now that the weather is starting to change and the temperatures are dropping, avoiding a Connecticut auto accident requires doing a checkup on your car’s vital equipment.  While the weather may not have turned to winter just yet, now is the best time to take care … Keep reading…