If you live in or around Pittsburgh, you know how difficult it is to drive during the winter months. While there are days when the roads are dry and clear, this isn't always the case. Instead, you could find yourself contending with strong wind, ice and snow.
How to drive safely on icy roads
Icy roads can make it difficult to safely reach your destination during the winter months. Even though road crews do their part in keeping roads clear, this isn't always good enough.
Do these things to drive more safely this fall
Fall in Pittsburgh is a beautiful time of the year. The leaves change, the weather cools off and many people spend additional time outdoors.
Should you call police after a car accident?
You never know if you'll be part of a car accident, so you need to prepare for anything and everything that could go wrong when you get behind the wheel.
Do these things to prepare your car for cooler weather
Even if you're sad to see summer go, there's no stopping the fact that cooler weather is on its way. Not only should you personally prepare for the fall and winter months, but you need to take some key steps to ensure that your vehicle is ready.
Top tips for driving through standing water
As a resident of Pittsburgh, you know that the local roadways tend to flood when heavy rains move through the area.
Are you following these key rush hour safety tips?
Although Pittsburgh may not have the worst traffic in the country, if you live in the Steel City, you know that it can take quite a bit of time to reach your destination during rush hour.
Do you know how to drive safely in strong rain?
As one of our Pittsburgh readers, you know that the spring season is full of many twists and turns in regards to the weather. For example, rain and strong winds are extremely common throughout the area.
After an accident: What you need to do
Face it -- stuff happens. It's a sad fact of life that car accidents can happen at any time. While there may be little to nothing you can do to prevent the inevitable, what you do immediately following an accident with another motorist can and will have a major impact on the outcome of any potential claim you may make.
Pittsburgh lawmakers are slated to award $125,000 in crash case
On April 10, City of Pittsburgh lawmakers proposed legislation that, if passed, would end up with the municipality paying $125,000 to settle a bus-pedestrian wrongful death case from 2015. That year, a 73-year-old and 68-year-old Wilkinsburg husband and wife pair was struck and killed by one of the city's Port Authority buses. The incident happened near the Petersen Events Center on the University of Pittsburgh's campus.
