What are the chances of finding yourself in a car accident Have you ever actually wondered what are the chances you might be involved in a car crash once you get on the road? According to Driver Knowledge approximately 6 million car accidents happen every year in the United States. While many of these accidents are not fatal, thousands of people do die every year mostly due to human error.  Your Chances of Getting Into a Car Accident According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, car-accident fatalities have declined by more than a third in the past three years. This continues a ..read more

The weather can be unpredictable and sporadic. You have most likely experienced the sudden changes of one day walking in the sun and the next day frigid temperatures and high winds. For this reason, it is best to make sure your car is “winter weather ready” for these sudden bouts of ice, snow, and cold. The staff at Accident Care & Treatment Center, Inc. has put together a collection of beneficial things to consider to ensure you are prepared and ready for the sudden changes in the weather. Check your fluids make sure you are up to date with your oil change. The cold weather can damage yo ..read more

Common types of car crashes are usually unexpected and while most are not fatal, their effect can leave lasting physical, emotional, and financial impact on our lives. The more informed you are about the various types of car accidents, the better chance you may have to avoid the effects of a car accident or car accident injury.  Rear-End Collisions happen most often when an individual follows too closely behind the car in front (tailgating) and it suddenly stops. Usually, there isn’t a lot of catastrophic damage to the involved vehicles, however, it can result in subtle injuries to driver ..read more

It happens quickly. The brake lights in front of you shine, you slam your foot, your brakes squeal, and your body is jolted forward as your car slams into the vehicle in front of you. Getting into a car accident can lead to injuries, financial struggles, and even emotional turmoil. Is there something you could have done to prevent this from happening? While this may not always be the case, many times auto accidents can be prevented. At Accident Care and Treatment Center, Inc. we would like to help you understand some of the main causes of car accidents and how you can prevent them. While some ..read more

You’ve gotten into a minor accident and the only damage is a dent to your bumper, no big deal. Wrong. That minor dent could lead to major problems down the road. To understand the repercussions if you do not fix this dent you need to understand the purpose of your bumper. The Bumper’s Purpose As you know, like the bumper cars you played on as a kid, a bumper is designed to absorb impact in a minor collision. This helps minimize damage to both the occupants of the vehicle and the vehicle itself. But, did you know it is also designed to protect the essential features of your vehicle, not just y ..read more

When you merge onto the highway during your morning commute, you check your blind spots and use your turn signal – like any courteous driver would – but as you cruise along listening to your daily podcast you see a car ahead of you starts to drift into another lane before hastily jerking the car back into its lane. A momentary lapse in attention is understandable, no one wants to be up at this hour, but then the car starts to slow down for seemingly no reason. You switch lanes and glance over as you pass the car only to see the driver with one hand on the wheel and the other hand trying to tex ..read more

No matter where you live, the weather can be fairly unpredictable, especially during the winter months. And if you live in Oklahoma or the Dallas area, you have most likely experienced the sudden change of one day walking in the warm sun and the next frigid temperatures and high winds. Make sure you are always prepared for these shifts in temperature and keep your vehicle “winter weather-ready”. Be prepared for the sudden changes in the weather with the following winter driving tips. Protect your engine by checking your fluids. Make sure your coolant is full to control your cooling system, yo ..read more

Happy holidays! The trees are turning colors and it is time to get in those cozy sweaters with a drink hot beverage. However, it also can mean long road trips, tiring days, and late nights. While this time of year can be our most memorable moments, they can also result in fatigue which greatly increases the danger of driving a motor vehicle. With more people on the road, auto accidents tend to increase due to exhaustion, rushing to make commitments, and traveling in bad weather conditions. The staff at Accident Care and Treatment Center, Inc. wants you to be as safe as possible on the roads t ..read more

It is a scary scenario. The tires squeal, you brace yourself, and then you feel the crash of the other car as it collides with yours. There is a moment of panic. Am I ok? Are my kids ok? What is the damage? What do I do now? Take a deep breath. At Accident Care & Treatment Center, Inc. we know the stress, anxiety, and confusion that can accompany an auto accident and that is why we have put together seven steps as a guideline to help in the aftermath of an accident. Stay Calm. This may be easier said than done, but keeping a level head is a must. Panic can affect others and worsen the sit ..read more

August is the last full month of summer and the last opportunity for families to take a trip before the kids go back to school. To help make the best out of your road trip, Accident Care & Treatment Center, Inc. has compiled 5 tips to make it a success! 1. Summer Road Trip: Set Out For All-American Roads Take a unique road trip this summer cruising America’s Byways featuring beautiful scenery, natural landscapes, historic towns, recreational activities, archaeological experiences, and diverse cultures. Find inspiration for your next road trip. 2. 21 Easy Family Road Trip Hacks That Will Ma ..read more