The holidays end almost overnight. Alarm clocks go off again, commutes restart, and school buses roll back onto neighborhood streets. Roads that felt quieter just days ago suddenly fill up, even though winter conditions have not changed. That transition makes early January one of the most overlooked risk periods for drivers. Drivers across Long Island, especially in Westbury and central Nassau County, feel it right away. More cars, tighter schedules, and less patience create

December brings celebration, travel, and family time, but it also brings crowded roads and unpredictable winter weather. Snow, ice, and reduced visibility make driving tougher, and holiday festivities often lead to an increase in impaired driving. Even responsible drivers can find themselves in a difficult situation fast. This guide gives you practical steps to stay safe, understand the risks, and know what to do if an accident happens. Why December Is a High-Risk Month on Ne

Long Island winters can be unpredictable. One moment, the roads are wet, and the next, snow and ice turn them into slick, white danger zones. Between poor visibility, sudden braking, and freezing temperatures, even the most careful drivers can find themselves in a collision. If that happens, knowing what to do in those first few minutes can make all the difference. Step 1: Stay Calm and Get to Safety Take a deep breath and check for injuries. If anyone is hurt, call 911 immed

A fender bender may look like nothing more than a dent or scratch, but cars today are far more complicated than they appear. Even at low...