Darkness Falls Across
the Land…
We are rapidly
approaching that time of year when Daylight Savings Time forces us to go to
work when it is dark out, and return home from work, and school activities
after the sun has set. It seems that we don’t even get a chance to
experience any sunlight, unless it is from the windows of our schools, or
workplaces. The madness of rush hour gets even crazier, no matter where
you live, and even though our schedule has stayed the same it seems we have
less time on our hands to get where we need to be. So, when your daily
routine has you driving around in the dark, don’t fall prey to the temptation
to go a little bit faster, and get to your home, or job – a little less
carefully.
Since your daylight is
literally shorter, start your day just a little bit earlier, so you can get
yourself, and your loved ones where they need to be that day. It is also
wise to focus on your surroundings, and if you are passing a school,
recreational park, or playground be extra cautious of children that may be
playing, or practicing sports for their school, church, or club. The
reality is that if you can’t see as well in the darkness that applies to the
other drivers on the road too, except those drivers may not be as careful as
they should be, and they may cause an accident.
If you find yourself
as the victim of a careless driver, and get in an auto accident, or are injured
on the job in North Carolina, or South Carolina, Tippens & Zurosky has time
for you, and your questions. Tippens & Zurosky has represented people
involved in auto accidents, or hurt on the job in North Carolina and South
Carolina for nearly twenty years. Let us answer any of your questions
regarding any automobile accident, or work-related injury. Call us toll
free at (877) 372-3580, or 704-343-0018 to
schedule a consultation so that we may assist you.
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