- Despite new laws, distracted driving persists on West Virginia roads: Even though West Virginia’s laws are becoming increasingly severe against drunk drivers, the dangerous practice of driving under the influence remains prevalent.
- New federal regulations may not be enough to eliminate trucker fatigue: Even though federal regulations are clear regarding time on the road for truck drivers, the reality of life on the road means drivers are likely to continue to drive when dangerously fatigued.
- Truck accidents lead to more inspections in West Virginia: In response to an alarming number of truck roll-overs and other crashes, especially on Highway 64 near Huntington, the West Virginia Public Service Commission (PSC) will be conducting more extensive research to determine the cause.
- Report gives West Virginia’s nursing homes a “D”: The Nursing Home Report Card issued by Families for Better Care ranks West Virginia’s nursing homes 36th in the nation.
- West Virginia coal mining hazardous to mine workers’ health and safety: Coal mining, a common occupation in West Virginia, is one of the most hazardous forms of work in the nation.
- Drunk driving and the holidays: Studies show that fatal accidents increase significantly during the holiday season.
- Ignition interlock devices help to save lives in West Virginia: By limiting the potential for repeat drunk driving, ignition interlock systems are making the roads safer for everyone.
- Reducing drunk truck driver accidents: A recent regulation is designed to keep a database of all drug and alcohol testing information on truck drivers in order to minimize drunk driving for truckers.
- Will new law keep repeat DUI offenders off the road in West Virginia? New laws with harsher punishments for repeat DUI offenders could make the roads safer by minimizing drunk driving by repeat offenders.
- Understanding the long-term effects of traumatic brain injuries: It is important to understand how long-term traumatic brain injuries can impact a victim. This knowledge can help increase compensation and help you be prepared for what to expect.
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