August 2019 News

Waivers are everywhere! Whether you’re going to a water park, enjoying a day on a ropes course, doing your daily workout at the gym, or riding a pedal tavern in downtown Nashville, you’ll likely have to sign a waiver. But what if you get hurt? Does the waiver take away your [...]

According to the National Safety Council, someone is killed in a car crash every 15 minutes, and someone is injured every seven seconds. That’s WAY too often! Our hope is that we can encourage you to implement safer driving techniques in order to keep yourself, those riding [...]

According to the car insurance industry, an individual will file a car accident claim about every 18 years. Getting your license at 16 means, you might get into an accident by the time you are 34. Good news is the chances are these crashes won't be deadly. But, there is still [...]

You hop on the interstate and start driving when you remember you forgot to text your friend and let them know you’re on your way. You decide to use the voice-activated text feature on your phone to send them a quick message because that's safer than texting and driving, [...]

Nicer weather is a time of fun and excitement! It’s when we vacation to the destinations we’ve saved for, spend time with the people we love, and get the rest we’ve been needing.

  Many cities across the U.S. have implemented the use of red light cameras at some, if not all of their intersections. Nashville has a few placed around the city at some of its busiest intersections. However, there is a lot of controversy over whether these red light cameras [...]

  Life is busy. We all have many places to be like baseball games, dance recitals, jobs, dinners, birthday gatherings, and more. But speeding to get there not only puts you at risk but also others who are driving on the roads with you.

  As July 4th approaches, we can feel the excitement growing in the air! Cookouts, flags, festive clothes and decorations, time off work, and fireworks all promise to add to the fun atmosphere that surrounds celebrating our nation. Fireworks are stunning, bright, and [...]

The state of Kentucky is just over 39 thousand square miles. Within those parameters lives more than four million people. While much of the state is classified as rural, most habit "urban" cities. In 2016, there were over three million registered vehicles and almost three [...]

Kentucky has a lot of beautiful countryside and smaller country roads to go with it. But, when does one type of road stop and the other start? A rural or country road has low traffic volume and is identified by having one or two lanes. The purpose is to serve local and [...]