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Accidents are scary. Even if you do not experience pain afterwards, it is not unusual to have an injury that manifests in the days, weeks, or months after the accident. Sometimes existing health issues complicate matters, particularly if you were experiencing muscle pain.
Why see a doctor if I feel fine after the accident?
Do these things to prevent an accident with a truck
If you spend enough time on the roadways of Colorado, you'll find yourself in close proximity to commercial trucks, all of which are bigger than the vehicle you're driving.
No, you and your friends aren’t good at driving high.
With school out, you and your crew may be planning a mini road trip through Colorado. Your friends are bringing cannabis and plan to smoke it along the way. Even though it’s illegal for you to consume, you tell yourself that it’s only a few joints and think nothing of it. You’ve been a passenger in a car with someone who was high before and didn’t fear for your safety. If that’s the case, you aren’t alone. A study from Colorado State University and Colorado School of Public Health found that 23 percent of young adults admitted to riding along with a driver who was high on cannabis, but that doesn’t make it okay.
These types of car accident injuries are common
You never know what could happen as the result of a motor vehicle accident, as no two incidents are the same.
Buying a car? Make sure it’s a safe one
Car accidents are some of the most frequent causes of serious personal injuries. Aside from never stepping into a car, odds are you’ll be in at least one minor car accident in your lifetime. So how can you know if the vehicle you’re in is truly as safe as can be?
Will you remember to do these things after a car accident?
If you spend any amount of time on the road, it's safe to assume that you've come across at least one motor vehicle accident. At that point, you probably took some time to think about what you would do if you were in that situation.
