West Virginia residents may be interested to learn that scientists have developed a gel-like substance that could help heal traumatic brain injuries. The substance, called Brain Glue, was created by researchers at the University of Georgia's Regenerative Bioscience...
Month: September 2017
Report shows safety features work
A lane departure warning or blind spot warning system in a vehicle could reduce the odds that it is involved in an accident on a West Virginia road. It could also reduce the odds that an individual is hurt in the event of an accident. These were the two main takeaways...
Daytime headlights reduce car accidents
West Virginia drivers may not be aware that they could significantly reduce their chances of a car crash by simply turning on their headlights in the daytime. Several studies have confirmed that the use of daytime headlights increases visibility and cuts down on car...
Why accidents happen most closest to home
Most accidents that take place in America occur within 25 miles of a person's home. This is partially because a West Virginia motorist might relax more when driving in familiar surroundings. It is also largely because most driving that a person does is relatively...
Ornamental wheel spikes on trucks can be dangerous
Those who regularly travel on West Virginia highways may occasionally see spike-like lug nuts attached to semi trucks and other commercial vehicles. While these spike ornaments are usually made from plastic, they can potentially be made of aluminum or another metal....
Fall brings new dangers to drivers
The fall season in West Virginia brings many changes to the environment and daily lives of residents. Fall foliage, kids returning to school and changes in the weather can all combine to make driving a suddenly different experience for those who are used to the...