August move-ins bring thousands of students back to Atlanta and surrounding college towns, crowding apartment complexes, parking decks, and off-campus houses. With new residents and unfamiliar routines, property managers often struggle to keep up with access control,...
August heat in Georgia is brutal on tires. High pavement temperatures, heavy back-to-school traffic, and long interstate drives combine to dry out rubber, spike tire pressure, and expose weak spots. When a tread separates at highway speed, the result can be a violent...
Late August in Georgia means college football kickoffs, tailgates, and packed stadium districts from Midtown to Athens. Unfortunately, it also means a spike in drunk driving crashes, pedestrian injuries near stadiums, and late-night collisions on the way home. If you...
August means back-to-school runs, crowded carpool lanes, and jammed retail lots across metro Atlanta. Parking lots may feel “low speed,” but they’re one of the most dangerous places for pedestrians, students, and families—especially when drivers are distracted,...
As Georgia students head back to class, school buses are once again part of the morning and afternoon rush. The first weeks of the semester bring new routes, unfamiliar stops, impatient drivers, and crowded carpool lines—all factors that increase the risk of school...
August roadwork across Georgia brings lane shifts, narrowed shoulders, and sudden slowdowns that catch drivers off guard. Work zones around metro Atlanta, interstates, and suburban corridors tend to peak before Labor Day, which means more rear-end collisions,...
