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We all make mistakes from time to time. More often than not, these errors do not have serious repercussions, but for drivers, all it takes is a minor oversight to cause a devastating accident.

Three children were waiting to board a JCPS bus when a Cadillac Escalade crashed into them. According to WDRB, two of the children were listed in critical condition. The driver was also transported to a nearby hospital and now faces charges for driving without insurance or a registration.

Rainy weather, auto part defects, negligent road maintenance – all of these factors contribute to fatal accidents every year. Unlike these hazards, though, the most common causes of deadly collisions are entirely in the driver’s control.

A 67-year-old man who died after driving his motorcycle into the back of a car in Louisville has been identified as David McDowell, according to the Lexington Herald Leader.

Unattended candles, dangerous costumes, combustible decorations – Halloween night is rife with hazards. The deadliest threat, however, are drunk drivers.

Traffic is getting more congested across the United States – and Kentucky is no exception. Unfortunately, the longer you sit in traffic surrounded by impatient drivers, the greater your risk of being rear-ended.

The numbers don’t lie: Car accidents are on the rise. Both nationwide and across Kentucky, statistics show an alarming uptick in the fatal car crash count.

It’s official: The most common causes of car accidents are not wet weather, poor roads or vehicles that malfunction. The vast majority of crashes stem from driver errors.

Riding a motorcycle is one of the most exciting ways to commute. Unfortunately, that thrill comes with inherent risks.

There’s no disputing the fact that riding a motorcycle is a thrilling experience. It also comes with a multitude of practical benefits such as lower gas consumption, cheaper maintenance and easier parking.