Personal Injury

Based on the findings of one study, even minimally buzzed drivers may be at risk of causing auto crashes, which may result in serious injuries or death.

Speeding deaths are on the rise throughout the country, including in North Carolina.

A new study shows that new teen drivers are more than three times more likely to be in a fatal crash.

People who are taking selfies and posting them to social media while driving have started a new and deadly trend across the country.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation records show that Forsyth County had the eighth most number of pedestrian crashes of all counties in the state between 2008 and 2012.

A case of "road aggravation," if not rage, caused an accident in which a woman's car was struck while she was attempting to turn into her driveway.

Nowadays, when you are driving down a road, it is common to see drivers engaging in all sorts of bad habits, from texting while driving to running red lights.

Over the past decade, the experiences of those who fought in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have helped experts develop a better understanding of the long term effects of combat injuries, particu

In 2009, the North Carolina Department of Transportation reported that drunk drivers were responsible for a third of North Carolina's fatalities on the roads.