INJURY BLOG

Advancement in automotive technology has made driving more enjoyable and safe. Lane departure, backup cameras, automatic braking systems, and tire pressure monitoring systems – all these innovations have helped prevent accidents and save lives. However, although seat belts are still the most effective safety devices, they may not prevent the driver’s head from striking the steering column in high-speed crashes. According to the NHTSA, airbag technology helped save more than 50,000 lives between 1987 and 2017. This makes them an

Front driver and passenger airbags have been standard safety equipment in cars since 1998 and SUVs since 1999. If you drive a newer vehicle, you expect the airbag to deploy in the event of an accident. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. Sometimes a design or manufacturing defect results in an airbag malfunction. When they fail, serious injuries can occur. If this happens to you, the manufacturer of the airbag could be liable. With the help of a personal injury attorney,