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A 21-year-old Bowling Green resident has been charged with both assault and hit-and-run involving serious injuries for his alleged role in striking and severely maiming two pedestrians on Jan. 29, 2017.

Despite truck drivers being anecdotally referred to as some of the safest drivers of the roadways because of the sheer number of hours they must put in to earn their CDL license, in instances in which they are involved in collisions, they tend to be much more catastrophic than one would like to admit.

Let’s say that you are involved in a collision while driving, which caused you to hit your head hard on the dashboard and window. As a result of the trauma, you have been knocked unconscious and your brain has started to bleed.

A recent survey conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) determined that driver distraction is responsible for at least 80 percent of all car wrecks.

On behalf of Mike Breen

If you find yourself involved in a motor vehicle collision, such as along I-65, you know that you will face challenges in the near future.

An early morning car crash on Tuesday, March 7, 2017, in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, claimed two lives and left another individual seriously injured.

A 59-year-old Grayson, Kentucky, woman lost her life as a result of her involvement in a two-car crash on Friday, March 10, 2017.

If you’ve ever found yourself behind a tractor-trailer as it’s lost its tire, then you’re probably aware just how quickly it can impact the trucker’s ability to not only control the truck, but maintain momentum as well.

Brain trauma is a serious issue in the United States. Every year, one million people go to the hospital as the result of blunt force trauma to the head.