Are Drivers Of Fast Cars More Likely To Be Involved In Buffalo, New York Car Accidents?

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Most people believe that faster cars inherently cause more accidents. Drivers of sports cars are sometimes unfairly perceived as taking unnecessary risks. The public assumes people who operate fast cars tend to speed and drive more aggressively. Meanwhile, sports cars have several key advantages that help avoid crashes. All things considered, fast cars offer enhanced safety features, like anti-lock brakes, electronic stability control systems, and improved steering. Additionally, tighter suspensions and lower centers of gravity provide fast sports with superior handling and traction. Although more powerful engines may speed up acceleration and cruising speeds, the above features enable sports cars to perform evasive maneuvers and even stop faster.

Regardless of the type of car, bad, inexperienced, or irresponsible drivers present more risks than cautious and experienced drivers. For instance, the Nissan 350z has a fatal accident rate almost double of other sports cars. At the same time, it is also one of the most popular sports cars among teen drivers, who, on average, are involved in more crashes. Driving an ordinary vehicle does not make high-risk behavior less likely to cause an accident. Driving while distracted, fatigued, or intoxicated are far more dangerous than driving a fast car. In the end, the car an individual is driving does not make as much of a difference as the driver. Whether a prudent driver is put behind the wheel of a Lamborghini Aventador or a Dodge Grand Caravan, the driver is still going to drive safely. On the other hand, reckless or careless drivers are still going to pose a danger regardless of the cars they are driving.

If you, or a family member, were injured or worse by a sports car, it is imperative to retain the finest personal injury attorney in Western New York. The Dietrich Law Firm P.C.’s veteran team offers free case assessments and consultations. We would be pleased to speak with you about your sports car collision. Our seasoned team is available twenty-four hours, seven days per week, at 716-839-3939 or by completing the online consultation form. There is never any fee unless we recover compensation for you.

Insurify, an auto insurance comparison website, analyzed its database of over 2.5 million car insurance applications to determine the car models with the most crashes. The data indicated that the following cars were most likely to be involved in accidents:

1. Hyundai Veloster;
2. Mazda 3;
3. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited;
4. Honda HR-V;
5. Toyota Prius C;
6. Subaru Impreza;
7. Hyundai Elantra GT;
8. Subaru WRX;
9. Subaru Crosstrek; and
10. Infiniti Q50.

As you can see, the majority of models with the most collisions are moderately affordable and practical cars. Models such as Subaru, Honda, and Hyundai were highly represented in the rankings. Surprisingly, most of the car models with the largest number of crashes have reputations for being safe vehicles. Half of the cars on the list were Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Top Safety Picks.

Whether you drive a sports car or an ordinary vehicle, the same factors contribute to an overwhelming majority of crashes. While poor road design, inadequate road maintenance, and vehicle equipment failures often influence car accidents, the primary cause is negligence. In one form or another, bad driving behaviors cause over 95% of car collisions. Regardless of the car model, speeding and aggressive driving can cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles and decrease the effectiveness of safety apparatuses. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in a single recent year, speeding was a factor in 27% of all fatal car accidents. In that year alone, there were more than 9,550 speeding-related fatalities throughout the country. Many of the fatal collisions involving speeding drivers happen at night while drunk. Roughly 45% of speeding drivers that suffered deadly accidents had blood alcohol contents of at least .01. The first step to avoiding any type of car accident is learning how to drive safely and cautiously. Although you cannot control other motorists on the road, driving defensively, avoiding distractions, and taking extra protective measures can reduce your risks of being the victim of an accident.

The Dietrich Law Firm P.C.’s battle-tested attorneys have an extensive track record of obtaining justice for victims of all car crashes. Our elite team has helped countless victims and their families recover after dreadful car accidents. We will zealously litigate to obtain the monetary compensation that you deserve for all of the injuries suffered. This may include damages for present and future medical expenses, rehabilitation, permanent disfigurement, lost wages from missed work, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment, loss of consortium, and any other unanticipated expenses. Jed Dietrich, Esq., is determined, disciplined, and dedicated to obtaining the best possible results for those injured by fast cars in Buffalo, New York, and beyond. Contact our elite team of attorneys today at 716-839-3939 so that we can help you!

Call the Dietrich Law Firm P.C. immediately at 716-839-3939 so that our aggressive, tenacious, and hardworking personal injury lawyers can fight to obtain the best result for your personal injury claim in Buffalo, New York. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and there is never a fee until we WIN for you!