When vehicles are traveling at high speeds and experience a head-on collision, all of their opposite momentum collides. This results in a huge amount of force being driven into the vehicle and the occupants within.
The force associated can also lead to injuries from seatbelts and even flying objects inside the cabin of your vehicle.
Traumatic brain injuries are also prevalent in head-on collisions. A traumatic brain injury, or TBI, happens when you experience a bump, blow, or penetrating wound to your head. A TBI can also happen when your brain strikes the inside of your skull as your vehicle comes to a sudden stop, something commonly referred to as whiplash.
Brain injuries are very serious and can permanently change how you live and earn income to support your family. When you have been in an accident, experienced an injury, and someone or something else was at fault, you are entitled to compensation.