
Car Touchscreens and Distracted Driving: What Arkansas Drivers Need to Know
Remember when changing the radio station meant reaching down and turning a knob? You didn’t need to look. Your fingers found the dial, you twisted it, and your eyes never

Remember when changing the radio station meant reaching down and turning a knob? You didn’t need to look. Your fingers found the dial, you twisted it, and your eyes never

A recent editorial in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette argued that new roundabouts installed on Arkansas-112 will help make intersections safer for local drivers. Roundabouts have been installed at intersections throughout

Few crashes occur with more force than a head-on collision. The force and momentum of two vehicles traveling in opposing directions intensifies the impact of the crash. After a head-on

Ask someone to think of a car accident, and they’ll often imagine two vehicles hitting one another. They may describe a car running a red light, swerving into oncoming traffic,

Jason M. Hatfield, Senior Personal Injury Attorney at The Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield, P.A., with over 25 years of experience representing accident victims across Arkansas. Motor vehicle accidents

Multi-vehicle crashes can happen on almost any highway. A notable crash occurred on Interstate 49 near Fayetteville, leaving several parties injured. Multi-vehicle crashes, also called “pileups,” occur when more than

Three separate crashes in South Arkansas left multiple victims dead and several others injured. Each collision involved different factors, including a wrong-way driver, a vehicle striking a tree, and a

As spring and summer rev up, so does roadway construction around Bentonville. Work zones can be busy, confusing, and dangerous. Drivers must take extra care when navigating these areas. Speeding,

The transition from winter to spring promises warmer weather, longer days, and fun outdoors. Yet transitioning from winter to spring driving can also come with risks. Here’s what to keep

Arkansas has emerged as one of the deadliest states for drivers, ranking fourth in the nation for fatal car crashes in 2022. With 1.9 fatal accidents per 10,000 residents, the