Ah, the holidays.  More cars on the road, nightfall at 6:00 PM and rain/snow/sleet on the pavement.  A tried and true recipe for car accidents.  But, it doesn't have to be that way.  What can you do to avoid the bad drivers that cannot grasp simple physics?  Easy…avoid them.  If someone is tailgating you in such conditions, slow down so they can pass.  It's all you can do.  Plus, you'll avoid the hassle, expense and maybe injury of being rear-ended.

More importantly, you must…absolutely must…increase the distance between you and the car in FRONT of you.  No matter why the car in front of you stops suddenly, if you rear end another car, YOU ARE AT FAULT for failing to control your vehicle.

Leave tailgating and drafting to the NASCAR pros so you can enjoy your holidays with friends and family. 

But if you have the misfortune of being hit by someone who couldn't understand why speed+moisture=longer stopping distance, then give http://www.moriartylawoffice.com/ a call.  We have been helping vicitms of bad drivers negotiate the maze of insurance claims for over 25 years.  Yeah, we've kinda got it down. 

Call http://www.moriartylawoffice.com/ today for a FREE EXPLANATION OF YOUR RIGHTS.