Occurence of Accidents

Accidents happen from two cars, pedestrians, motorcyclists, bicyclists, or a combination from all. The causes range from distracted driving, drunk driving, carelessness, construction, animals, medical reasons, or natural events. In the event where all parties are involved, the extremity of an accident is dependent on the impact of the occurrence; For example, a car racing a train to prevent stopping at the railroad crossing (Usually, a situation like this would be extreme considering that it takes a train a large amount of time to stop).  

The injuries from an accident can result in minor to major injuries: fatality, paralysis, broken bones, PTSD, bruising, and other physical bodily injuries. An accident is not planned, but by both parties it can be prevented through carefulness and self-control.