It can happen at the most unsuspecting intersections. You are driving towards an intersection and the light suddenly changes from green to yellow. You must quickly decide between making an abrupt stop or trying to get through the intersection before the light changes...
Month: December 2019
When is someone too old to drive?
Watching a parent age can be a very difficult thing for adult children. When mom and dad aren't quite as alert or agile as they once were, loved ones may start to wonder if it is still safe for them to drive.As we all know, driving gives people a sense of freedom and...
Dying with outstanding debt
It is becoming more common not only to continuously acquire debt over a lifetime, but to be in the position where you know your debt will outlive you. While many have envisioned leaving significant assets for loved ones, more people now have debts they may not be able...
Is a handwritten will valid in Florida?
If you make out your last will and testament in your own handwriting, will a Florida court accept it? It depends. After all, in times past all wills were handwritten, if not always by the person making the will. Whether or not the probate court would accept a...
Some cars’ pedestrian detection systems may not work well
Last year, an estimated 6,283 pedestrians were killed by vehicles in the U.S. It was the highest number of pedestrian deaths since 1990.To address the issue, many carmakers are introducing new safety features, including pedestrian detection systems. These systems...
Grandparents: Protecting your grandchildren on the road
Many grandparents play an active role in their grandchildren's lives. Some may take care of the grandkids every day while their parents are at work; others may step in to babysit whenever they can. Whether you see your grandchildren frequently or not, you want to be...