This year, millions of people across the United States will travel to and from the homes of friends and family to enjoy the Thanksgiving Break. While the holidays are well spent when they are celebrated amongst close loved-ones, they are only perfect if they are injury-free.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Thanksgiving weekend is the most traveled holiday period of the year. As a result, many car accidents occur due to heavy traffic conditions and the significant amount of hurried, reckless, and negligent drivers on the road. To avoid car accidents, many people choose to travel during the late hours of the night. While this can be beneficial in terms of avoiding heavy traffic, it can be dangerous if you are sleepy or drowsy while behind the wheel.
If you plan to travel at night this Thanksgiving break, consider the following safety tips:
At The Dapsit Law Firm, we understand how tempting it can be to drive at night in order to avoid heavy traffic. However, we also recognize the dangers that can occur due to other drivers on the road during those times. If you have been harmed in a car accident at any time, including the late night hours, we encourage you to call our Dallas car accident attorneys as soon as possible. We can take the time to examine your case and may be able to help you pursue financial compensation for your injuries, losses, and damages.
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