Safecar.gov is an invaluable resource for anyone concerned about car safety. With topics ranging from minimizing risk and injury, to choosing a safe car and auto recalls, safecar.gov is the place to find driver safety information. In this article we will be taking a closer look at their tips for avoiding a rollover accident.

• Types of rollovers- Not all rollover accidents are created equal. The vast majority of rollover accidents occur when a vehicle leaves the roadway and strikes an object or sinks into soft soil or snow. These accidents account for 95% of all rollover accidents.
• Causes of rollover accidents- The primary causes of rollovers include: type of vehicle, speed, alcohol and location. The reason these factors increase the risk of a rollover accident are obvious. SUV's and vans, with a higher center of gravity, are more likely to roll over, and nearly half of all fatal rollover crashes involve alcohol.
• Rollover rating system- This system gives car buyers a guide to assess the risk that their vehicle would rollover in a single-vehicle crash.
• Driving techniques- Various videos are available here. Their goal is to teach you various ways to avoid a rollover accident. Techniques include proper maneuvering, avoiding panic-like steering and proper tire pressure.
• Rollover FAQ's- This page answers the top ten questions safecar.gov receives concerning rollover accidents. One example is: How can I find out which vehicles have technologies like Electronic Stability Control (ESC)?

The staff and attorneys at Hupy & Abraham hope that the information about rollover accidents helps you stay safe as you travel around Wisconsin. From Green Bay to Milwaukee: Safe driving saves lives.