The Reality Reports

What Passive Involvement Means In Crashes: A passive car accident occurs when a driver is not at fault but is still involved in a collision. This can include being hit from behind, sideswiped, or struck at an intersection. Researchers study passive involvement to understand which factors make a vehicle more likely to be seen and avoided by other drivers.

Understanding Open Container Laws Across America: Most people think all states ban open alcohol containers in cars, but the rules are more complex than many realize. While the majority of states follow strict open container laws, several states have different approaches that surprise many drivers. Open container laws prevent drivers and passengers from having unsealed alcoholic beverages in the passenger area of a vehicle. The passenger area includes any space where people sit, but usually excludes the trunk or cargo area behind the last row of seats.

The Lone Exception In America: When it comes to seatbelt laws, every state in the United States has rules that require adults in the front seat to buckle up—except one.  New Hampshire is the only state where adults are not legally required to wear seatbelts in the front seat.  This unique situation raises questions about safety, personal freedom, and the reasons behind New Hampshire’s decision.