Wilhoit Law Office Legal Blog

Drunk driving is a major issue in Kentucky. One of the primary issues with drunk driving is that innocent people can be injured or killed in crashes caused by a person who has chosen to drive while they are impaired. These crashes account for many of the state’s...

Kentucky state statutes impose numerous obligations and restrictions on motorists. Those driving on public roads need to have licenses and should register their vehicles with the state. They typically also need to carry liability insurance in case they cause a crash....

Driving can be a stressful experience, and not everyone handles that stress appropriately. Some people become volatile and even dangerous when they feel like other drivers have inconvenienced them. Road rage involves people letting their feelings determine how they...

Motorists who are safety-conscious can still end up hurt or dealing with extensive property damage because of the bad decisions of other motorists. Therefore, because these routes are less populated by potentially negligent motorists, people sometimes assume that...

Have you been injured as a passenger in a car accident in Kentucky? If so, you have several options that may allow you to collect compensation for your injuries. Even though the aftermath of a mishap can be frightening, you can still take steps to ensure your health...

Defensive driving works best if you are fully aware of what you are defending yourself against. Among the many potential road hazards, car collisions are the most common and can happen anytime, anywhere. So, to place yourself in the best position to avoid one, here...

Driving in Kentucky is a privilege that you are well advised to exercise cautiously. Most areas in the state are well-maintained and perfectly safe to navigate. However, certain areas in the eastern part of the state can pose problems. These are places where drivers...

Kentucky is classified as a no-fault state as it relates to car accidents. This means that you would file a claim with your own insurance company after a wreck regardless of who caused it. However, you are allowed to pursue legal action if your damages exceed $1,000....

According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, rural roads account for a disproportionate number of fatal crashes in the state. For example, in 2019, rural roads accounted for 56% of all deadly crashes in Kentucky, despite accounting for only 23% of the state's...