After this weekend's deadly crash in Nashville, you may want to take a closer look at your car insurance
A deadly crash in Nashville involving an 87-year-old driver who ran a red light resulted in one pedestrian death and three injuries. Legal experts highlight potential criminal charges like reckless or negligent vehicular homicide and emphasize the need for higher car insurance coverage to address financial risks from such incidents.
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