Blog: Car Accidents
- Spring Break Driving in New Jersey: Why Car Accidents Spike on the Way to the Jersey Shore
Mar 30, 2026
Jersey Shore Car Accidents: Why Does Spring Break Driving Feel More Dangerous All of a Sudden? Let’s be honest. The first warm stretch of the year hits, and suddenly everyone in New Jersey has the same idea. Get down the shore. You pack the car, text your friends, and jump on the Parkway thinking it will be a smooth ride. Instead, traffic builds fast. Drivers start weaving. People speed up, slow down, and make unpredictabl...Read More - Spring Forward, Drive Tired: How Daylight Saving Time Leads To More New Jersey Car Accidents
Mar 6, 2026
Every year, the clocks jump forward, and everyone loses an hour of sleep. Most people shrug it off as a minor annoyance. You might feel a little groggy on Monday morning, grab an extra cup of coffee, and push through the day. But here is the problem. That lost hour of sleep does not just make people tired at work. It can also make them dangerous behind the wheel. Across New Jersey, thousands of driver...Read More - New Jersey Snow Removal Laws: Who Is Liable If Ice or Snow Flies Off a Car and Causes Injury
Feb 10, 2026
You are driving on the Parkway. Traffic is steady. The road looks clear. Then it happens. A sheet of ice lifts off the SUV in front of you and comes flying straight at your windshield. You barely have time to react. Glass cracks. You swerve. Maybe you get hit. Maybe someone behind you does. It feels like a freak accident. But under New Jersey law, it may not be random at all. Let’s talk abou...Read More - Is Black Ice a Valid Legal Defense for a Car Accident in Passaic County?
Jan 6, 2026
Winter in North Jersey is as beautiful as it is treacherous. As residents of Passaic County navigate the slushy streets of Paterson, the steep hills of Little Falls, or the winding roads of West Milford, they face a common seasonal enemy: black ice. One of the most frequent questions we hear at Camili & Capo in January is: In 2026, New Jersey’s stance on winter driving remains clear: Black ice is rarely a vali...Read More - New Jersey December Driving Tips: Staying Safe In Bad Weather And Heavy Traffic
Dec 15, 2025
Staying safe in bad weather and heavy traffic matter more than most drivers realize, because December conditions create a risky mix. Roads get slick from rain, sleet, snow, and black ice. Meanwhile, holiday errands pack highways and local streets with distracted, rushed drivers. As a result, even careful drivers can end up in scary situations Camili & Capo also dug into national crash data to see which interstate segments show the highest risk. Ou...Read More - New Study Reveals the Most Dangerous Roads In America
Dec 12, 2025
December 12, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TRENTON, NJ The findings show Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee as the most dangerous interstate highway segments by state. Other dangerous roads ranked in the top 5 include I-14 in Texas and I-95 in Florida. The study also lists the most dangerous interstate highways overall, with other Florida and Texas highways included. Florida’s I-4 is listed as the most dangerous highway, with Texas’s I-45 and I-30 immediately following. Factor...Read More - Are Distracted Drivers More Dangerous During Holiday Traffic in New Jersey?
Nov 15, 2025
The holiday season brings heavier traffic, hurried schedules, and crowded New Jersey roadways. People rush to visit family, finish last-minute shopping, and attend seasonal events, which creates more congestion than usual. Unfortunately, this surge in activity also leads to an increase in distracted driving. When drivers split their attention between the road and holiday distractions, they put everyone around them at risk. Understanding why distracted driving becomes more dangerous during the holidays can hel...Read More - Can Homeowners Be Sued for Drunk Driving Accidents After a Thanksgiving Party in NJ?
Nov 13, 2025
Thanksgiving weekend brings families and friends together across New Jersey. Many people host parties filled with food, drinks, and celebration. However, these gatherings also create a serious risk when guests leave after drinking. When an intoxicated guest causes a crash on the way home, injured victims often wonder whether the homeowner can be held responsible. New Jersey law does allow certain lawsuits against social hosts, but the rules can be complex. Knowing how liability work...Read More - Are Car Accidents More Common Near Halloween Parties and Events in New Jersey?
Oct 24, 2025
Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year, but it’s also one of the most dangerous for drivers and pedestrians alike. Between crowded residential streets, late-night parties, and distracted drivers, the risk of If you or someone you love was injured in a crash near a Halloween event or party, it’s important to understand how liability works and what steps to take next. The attorneys at Why Car Accidents Increas...Read More - How to Rebuild Your Life After a Car Accident When You’re Afraid to Drive Again
Sep 30, 2025
A serious The good news? Step 1: Address Both Physical and Emotional Injuries After a car accident, the first priority is always medical care. Even if you feel fine, injuries like concussions, whiplash, or soft tissue damage may appear later. Seeing a doctor ensures you get proper treatment and creates important medical records that can support an insurance or legal claim. But recovery isn’t just physical. Fear of driving is often a sign o...Read More

