The intersection of Chancellor Boulevard and Eppinger Drive in Port Charlotte is at the confluence of a residential area and a busy commercial area. This is a dangerous mix of traffic that has recently raised significant safety concerns, especially a...
With speeds of over 70 miles per hour, often with heavy traffic including commercial trucks, Interstate 75 is dangerous to drive on even when everything is fine. However, it's far more common than we would like for drivers to encounter unexpected pr...
Changing lanes is an action that drivers and motorcyclists become very accustomed to over time. Unfortunately, this often leads to motorists becoming a little complacent or even careless as they become more experienced drivers. However changing lanes...
Would you invest $10 to gain an additional $100,000? Most of us in Port Charlotte would instantly say yes. Surprisingly, though, numerous Floridians forgo this golden opportunity by not optimizing their car insurance coverage. In Florida, only tw...
As we are finally starting to get the long-awaited summer rainy season in southwest Florida, residents in Charlotte County must stay alert to the road hazards that the weather will bring for drivers. Newly arrived Florida residents may not be accusto...
Rear-end collisions make up a significant portion of road accidents across the United States. The National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA), indicates these accidents account for between 23-30% of all crashes, leading to around 500,000 injuries...
When you're involved in a car accident in Port Charlotte, you might anticipate your next stop to be your doctor's office. Perhaps you're driving on Veterans Boulevard, and you get sideswiped near the intersection with Cochran Boulevard. You would lik...
Whether the crash took place on Tamiami Trail near Midway Blvd, or on Kings Highway near the I-75 interchange, accidents can be life-altering events, and navigating the aftermath can be as stressful as the incident itself, especially when dealing wi...
Driving in Southwest Florida, the semi-tropical landscape and Gulf Beaches that brought many people from around the country to live in Port Charlotte in the first place, can be easily drowned out by the roar of speeding cars. With speed limits rangin...
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