The safety of the nation’s highways are a primary concern for all drivers, passengers, and those who will be near the roads at some point in their lives. Simply put, traffic problems are an issue for everyone and therefore increasing the safety on these streets should be a paramount concern across…
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Study Finds Kennedy Expressway Congestion Worst in Nation
If you live in the Chicago area, you know how big of a problem traffic congestion can be. It is so bad that many choose to forego ownership of personal cars in favor of the city’s network of public transportation, taxi cabs, or rideshare options just so drivers do not…
Staying Safe during Thanksgiving Travel
Last year, the weather played a significant role for those who traveled over the Thanksgiving weekend. With the holiday rapidly approaching this year, motorists can rest assured that the weather is expected to be much more cooperative this time around as neither snow nor ice are predicted. However, rain showers…
Megabus Accidents: Why Passengers are at Risk
Megabus is one of many busing services to cover a wide portion of the United States as well as some areas of Canada. With numerous lines running through Chicago and the surrounding cities, it can be an efficient and easy means of transit for those wishing to travel. In fact,…
Drivers Prepare: Snow is Coming to Chicago
It is the inevitable transition every year that comes to Chicago and leaves many wondering why they call this city home: the switch from sunny fall days to the year’s first snowfall. If you are one of the many that have been dreading winter weather, be prepared as a snow…
Falling is the Primary Cause of Eye Injuries
Life is full of risks, some of which are relatively minor while others are more substantial. Simply walking around Chicago may turn tragic if you are involved in an accident or if you are otherwise hurt, something that occurs daily in the city and often happens to the innocent who…
GM May Face Punitive Damages in Ignition Lawsuits
Beginning in February of 2014, General Motors recalled approximately 30 million cars worldwide due to issues with their ignitions. The alleged faulty design of the ignitions would enable a vehicle’s engine to turn off while the car was moving, thereby preventing airbags from deploying if the vehicle was involved in a collision.…
Jimmy John’s: Risking Chicago’s Safety with “Freaky Fast” Delivery?
There is nothing new about delivering food around the Chicago area and the option is increasing in popularity. With many residents foregoing a personal vehicle and with the difficult to predict weather making it hard to know when it is safe to leave home, many who live in the Chicagoland…
Trick-or-Treat Safely with these Halloween Tips
The greater Chicago area is home to countless children who excitedly are anticipating Halloween this year. Right now, many are finalizing their costumes, making plans on how to celebrate, and even laying out their route for trick-or-treating. If you have kids, you are probably familiar with this annual ritual already…
GM Issues New Recall for Potential Engine Fires caused by Leaking Oil
Drivers of General Motors vehicles should take note that their vehicles may be subjected to a new recall. This current recall is related to a potential fire hazard that may be caused by leaking oil, an issue that has been addressed twice before but reportedly unsuccessfully to this point. General…