Driving in Indiana presents several challenges. The Hoosier state experiences a wide range of weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow and ice, which make roads slippery and hazardous. Indiana's mix of urban and rural areas also means drivers must navigate busy...
Car Accidents
What do Pew Research surveys say about dangerous driving?
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Jan 16, 2025 | Car Accidents
Recent surveys by the Pew Research Center reveal growing concerns among Americans about dangerous driving behaviors. Many perceive an increase in unsafe driving practices in their communities, highlighting the need for greater awareness and preventive measures....
What are the safest used cars for teens?
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Nov 23, 2024 | Car Accidents
Parents want their teens to be safe behind the wheel, and choosing the right car can make a big difference. The ideal car for a young driver is reliable, easy to handle, and, most importantly, safe. With so many used cars on the market, finding the right option can be...
Does Indiana have a “move over” law for drivers?
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Nov 21, 2024 | Car Accidents
Indiana drivers need to understand the importance of the state's "move over" law. This law aims to protect emergency personnel and workers on the road. Violating this law can lead to fines and put lives in danger. What is Indiana's "move over" law? Indiana's "move...
What is Indiana’s “51 percent” fault law?
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Nov 21, 2024 | Car Accidents
Understanding how fault works in a car accident claim can confuse many people. Indiana follows a specific fault rule known as the "51 percent" fault law. This rule affects whether someone can recover compensation after a car accident. Indiana's modified comparative...
What exactly is Indiana’s “Buckle Up Phone Down” movement?
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Nov 20, 2024 | Car Accidents
Indiana's "Buckle Up Phone Down" movement aims to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by encouraging safe driving habits. This statewide initiative, led by the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), targets two major causes of vehicle accidents: seatbelt...
What to do if you car catches fire
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Jun 10, 2024 | Car Accidents
Few experiences are as terrifying as a car suddenly catching fire. Flames can spread quickly, and quick action can mean the difference between life and death. Despite the danger, it is no time to panic. Knowing what to do in this situation can minimize damage. What to...
Road safety tips for farm equipment
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | May 24, 2024 | Car Accidents
Driving farm equipment on public roads presents unique challenges that require extra precautions to ensure the safety of both equipment operators and other motorists. If you drive farm equipment, it is important to understand some essential road safety tips for...
2023 may have begun a reversal of a concerning traffic trend
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Mar 25, 2024 | Car Accidents
Federal authorities have tracked traffic collisions for decades. Public awareness campaigns, improved road design and better safety features in vehicles have all combined to reduce the level of risk involved in motor vehicle travel. Until 2020, there had been a...
Most dangerous roads in Indianapolis
On Behalf of Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers | Nov 30, 2023 | Car Accidents
Indianapolis is a thriving metropolitan region with hundreds of surface streets and multiple busy interstates and freeways. The development of infrastructure has made the modern commute more accessible for individual workers and has helped the greater Indianapolis...