Pennsylvania’s Assigned Claims Plan (ACP) is a state-administered safety net that provides limited medical benefits to residents injured in car accidents when no other insurance coverage is available. This fund serves as the absolute last resort for accident victims who
Autonomous vehicles are legal in Pennsylvania as of July 2023. These include passenger cars, large commercial trucks, robotaxis, and delivery vehicles. However, companies cannot just put these vehicles on public roads. They must follow strict rules and get permission from
Waymo is currently testing their autonomous taxis in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There is no set date for a complete rollout of the service. Waymo, the autonomous vehicle company, has committed to a long-term presence in Philadelphia and recently advanced to fully
Teenage distracted driving and safety is a pressing concern in contemporary society, encapsulating a broad spectrum of activities that divert a young driver’s attention away from the primary task of safely operating a vehicle. This phenomenon comprises texting, talking on
For parents, child safety is sure to be a top priority. Unfortunately, it sometimes happens that children are not secure, especially when on the road. In fact, vehicle accidents are a leading cause of injury, and even death, in children.
In many U.S. states, the majority operate under what is known as “fault” auto insurance. In these states, the driver responsible for an accident typically has to cover the ensuing expenses, including medical costs, personal injury, or property damage. Pennsylvania,
