Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, Georgia ERs see a spike in injuries from hanging lights, climbing onto roofs, moving heavy décor, and using ladders on uneven ground. A quick weekend project can turn serious when a step gives way, a railing fails, or a rental...
From early November through the New Year, Georgia neighborhoods turn into mini-loading zones. Vans idle at curbs, SUVs nose into tight cul-de-sacs, and contractors hustle to meet deadlines. With that surge comes a spike in driveway backing incidents, left-turn...
As harvest season ramps up, Georgia’s two-lane highways and rural arterials see more slow-moving farm equipment—tractors, combines, grain carts, and oversized implements that travel well under the speed limit and take wide turns into fields and driveways. Dusk arrives...
On I-75/85, I-285, and at Spaghetti Junction, one hard brake in rain or stop-and-go traffic can cascade into a chain-reaction crash. These multi-vehicle collisions look chaotic—multiple impacts, different stories, and cars pushed into other cars—but Georgia still...
As daylight fades earlier in the fall, Georgia drivers see a sharp rise in deer and wildlife crossings—especially along suburban arterials and rural highways lined with woods or fields. Many crashes happen not from hitting the animal, but from swerving to avoid it and...
