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If you’re asking, “Can you turn right on red in South Carolina?” the answer is generally yes — though there are some important exceptions and guidelines to keep in mind. Knowing when and how to turn right on red helps keep you and other road users safe. South Carolina’s Right Turn on Red Law South…

Most people have heard of a hit-and-run accident, where a driver leaves the scene without stopping or exchanging information with others involved. However, a person may cause an accident without hitting another vehicle – a common situation with reckless lane changes, aggressive driving, and cutting off other motorists. Miss-and-run accidents can pose significant challenges to…

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Accidents can occur on any road at any time, but certain areas throughout South Carolina have earned a notorious reputation for being particularly hazardous. If you live or drive in South Carolina, here’s what you should know about the state’s most dangerous roads and intersections. What Makes Certain Roads and Intersections More Dangerous? Roads and…

Shocked woman after car accident

Car accidents are violent events that can do severe damage to the human body – in some cases, enough to cause traumatic shock. This condition is particularly dangerous because its initial signs are easy to miss, yet it can become life-threatening without prompt treatment. As such, knowing what car accident shock symptoms to look for…

car accident pile up on the street

Greenville is growing, and with our expanded population comes an increase in car accidents. One of the most serious categories of crashes involves several vehicles in a chain reaction of collisions. Here is what you should know about pile-up accidents and what you can do to avoid them. How Do Pile-Ups Happen? Pile-up car accidents,…

Failure to Yield Turning Left

Rules of the Road: Failing to Yield the Right-of-Way Our personal injury law firm often represents clients who have been injured by other drivers turning left in front of them. The legal term for this is called “failing to yield the right-of-way” on the roadway. Making a left-hand turn in an intersection is more dangerous…