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10/13/2026

For many Indiana residents, fall means football, cooler weather, and vibrant autumn colors. It also marks one of the busiest times of year for the state's farming community. As harvest season gets underway, tractors, combines, grain carts, and other farm equipment become a common sight on rural roads throughout Indiana.

While these vehicles play a critical role in the agricultural economy, they can create unexpected hazards for motorists who are unaccustomed to sharing the road with slow-moving equipment. A moment of distraction or impatience can quickly lead to a serious accident.

Understanding the risks associated with harvest season can help drivers stay safe and avoid preventable collisions.

09/29/2026

Harvest season brings more farm equipment to Indiana roads and, unfortunately, an increased risk of serious accidents. 🌾

If you've been injured in a collision involving a tractor, combine, or other farm machinery, it's important to understand your rights and options.

Learn more about how Foley & Murphy can help: https://foleyandmurphy.com/

09/24/2026

Do you know what the orange triangle on the back of farm equipment means? 🟧

It's a slow-moving vehicle sign, warning drivers that traffic ahead may be traveling far below normal roadway speeds. Recognizing this sign can help you react safely and avoid a collision during harvest season.

For more safety resources and legal information, visit Foley & Murphy: https://foleyandmurphy.com/

09/22/2026

Harvest season is here, and that means more tractors, combines, and farm equipment on Indiana roads. 🚜

A few extra seconds of patience can help prevent a serious accident. Stay alert, watch for slow-moving vehicle signs, and only pass when it's safe.

Learn how to safely share the road this harvest season: https://foleyandmurphy.com/harvest-season-hazards-what-every-indiana-driver-needs-to-know/

09/15/2026

Did you know harvest season brings increased risks for Indiana drivers?

From slow-moving farm equipment to changing road conditions, understanding the dangers can help prevent accidents.

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Understanding the risks associated with harvest season can help drivers stay safe and avoid preventable collisions.

09/14/2026

After an auto accident, the biggest challenges often begin after you leave the scene.

This video highlights common injuries such as whiplash, back injuries, fractures, and TBIs, along with the long-term medical and financial impact they can have. Understanding these risks can help you make informed decisions about your recovery and your rights.

Discover what every accident victim should know.

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Foley and Murphy!

Here's to the hardworking individuals who help build and strengthen our communities every day. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend!

08/31/2026

Did you know? Some of the most serious car accident injuries don't show symptoms immediately.

✅ Whiplash
✅ Concussions & TBIs
✅ Internal injuries
✅ Soft tissue damage

Days or even weeks after a crash, victims may begin experiencing symptoms that affect their daily lives and ability to work.

That's why seeking medical attention and understanding your rights after an accident is so important.

Learn more about the most common auto accident injuries and their long-term costs: https://foleyandmurphy.com/the-most-common-auto-accident-injuries/

08/27/2026

A car accident lasts seconds. The effects can last a lifetime.

After an accident, your first priority should always be checking for injuries and getting the medical care you need. But even when injuries seem minor at first, the true cost can emerge later through ongoing treatment, lost income, chronic pain, and rehabilitation.

From whiplash to traumatic brain injuries, understanding the long-term impact of common auto accident injuries can help you protect your health, finances, and future.

Read our latest blog: https://foleyandmurphy.com/the-most-common-auto-accident-injuries/