Slip, trip, and fall hazards are common at Nashville grocery stores. Sometimes, they are difficult to spot, which makes falls unexpected and unpredictable.

Tennessee has been easing statewide COVID-19 restrictions as we transition into summer. Those who have stayed home for the last few months in compliance with social distancing guidelines may be eager to get out and engage in recreational activities.

Damages in a personal injury case shouldn’t just be limited to medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage. In many cases, people who are injured in car accidents suffer mental and emotional trauma

Multitasking or engaging in any kind of activity that takes drivers’ attention away from the road has become an unfortunate part of our driving culture.

One of the first things you do immediately after a crash is call the police. When the police arrive, they will examine the crash scene and interview all parties involved.

Guardrails are installed on many major roads and highways throughout the Nashville area. They help prevent roadway departures in areas that are deemed dangerous, such as steep declines, trenches, near utility poles and trees, and waterways along the side of the road.

Distracted driving is not a new phenomenon, but it’s a problem that appears to be getting worse, according to an Insurance.com study.

Memorial Day to Labor Day is the deadliest time of year for teen drivers in Tennessee and across the nation, according to WSMV. Known as the “100 Deadliest Days” for teen drivers

Nashville’s traffic congestion is at an all-time high, according to WSMV. Our city was ranked 24th in the nation for having the most traffic congestion in a study conducted by Texas A&M’s Transportation Institute.

Nashville is one of the most walkable cities in Tennessee. Residents and visitors can often run daily errands and enjoy local amenities without a car. Nashville’s walkable infrastructure does not extend throughout the entire city, however.