Car Accidents
Every August, Aurora families prepare for the streets to fill up again with kids walking to class, bikes weaving through neighborhoods, and parents trying to squeeze one more drop-off into a tight morning. The hustle and…
Is your vehicle safe to drive? Thousands of Chicagoans slide into the driver’s seat every day without giving this question a second thought. Their vehicle carried them home safely the night before, so it must be…
Rear-end accidents can cause injuries that do not always show up on the outside. A hard hit from behind can hurt you in ways that don’t show up on the outside. If your neck snapped forward…
The “100 Deadliest Days” is the stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day (May 25–September 7, 2026) when traffic deaths in Chicago and across Illinois rise sharply, especially among teen and young drivers. Every summer between…
What Illinois drivers, riders, and pedestrians should know about Waymo’s arrival. If you have been downtown lately, you may have noticed something unusual parked along North Wells or rolling through the Loop: a white Jaguar SUV…
As you navigate your daily errands or commute to work, have you ever considered the routes you frequently take? The hustle and bustle of Chicago’s city life can make it easy to overlook potential dangers on…
Navigating the busy intersections of Chicago can feel like walking through a challenging maze. With unique road configurations and high traffic volumes, it’s no wonder that intersection crashes account for 41% of car accident injuries in…
Home to approximately 200,000 residents, Aurora is one of the largest cities in Illinois and offers a vibrant community, including popular landmarks such as the Paramount Theatre and Millennium Plaza. With bustling streets for both cars…
Chicago city data shows that 5,159,847 violations were recorded in Child Safety Zones from July 1, 2014, through the most recent available date. Many Chicagoans are eagerly awaiting spring, but it brings an influx of walkers,…
Illinois’ Scott’s Law, also known as the “Move Over Law,” officially took effect on February 1, 2002. Recent updates have further expanded the law to protect road crews and pedestrians. As of January 1, 2026, drivers are…