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Simple Street Design Changes can Help Prevent Pedestrian Accidents

Reducing the number of pedestrians killed in car accidents every year is key to reducing the number of auto accident wrongful deaths recorded across the country. Simple design interventions can help accomplish this goal. According to a report titled Dangerous By Design by Smart Growth America, basic design interventions that…

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Georgia Teens to Benefit from New Auto Accident Prevention Program

All K -12 students in Georgia will now benefit from free access to traffic and road safety education thanks to a collaboration between the Georgia Department of Transportation and a leading education media organization. Georgia has struggled with an increase in the number of car accident wrongful deaths across the…

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Welcome Drop in Pedestrian Accident Wrongful Deaths in 2023

New data finds a drop of 5% in the number of pedestrians killed in auto   accidents in the United States last year. The  Governors Highway Safety Association recently released new data that finds a 5.4% drop in the number of pedestrians being killed in auto accidents compared to the previous…

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Pedestrians Twice as Likely to be Involved in Auto Accidents with Electric Cars

As electric cars become more popular on our roads, there are frequently more reports of car accidents involving these vehicles with pedestrians. The demand for electric vehicles has nowhere near peaked, and as the number of such vehicles increases on our roads, we are understanding more about the specific dangers…

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Autotech Could Help Prevent Car Accidents Involving Delivery Vans

Close to 40% of all car accidents involving delivery vans could be prevented if all vans came equipped with four important safety features. According  to a new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, auto tech could play a key role in helping reduce the number of auto accidents…

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Daylight Time Change May Impact Pedestrian Accident Rates

As daylight savings time changes go into effect and clocks are brought one hour forward, a new study finds that there may be some benefits to pedestrians  and bicyclists as accidents involving these road users  are reduced after the change. The same benefits, however, do not extend to motorists. The…

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Memory Problems After Brain Injury Linked to Processing Deficit

Persons  who have suffered a brain injury may find it difficult to recall memories or make new memories.  This could possibly be a result of processing deficits as a result of a personal injury. Car accidents, slip and fall accidents and similar traumatic events may result in brain injuries which…

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Feds and States Swap Notes on Car Accident Prevention

Federal transportation officials as well as state officials met in the nation’s  capital recently to discuss ways to reduce car accident wrongful deaths. Most states were represented at the gathering with 17 states declining  to participate, and out of these, 10 of those states had traffic accident death rates that…

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Brain Injury After a Car Accident Could Increase Risk of Cancer

Persons who have suffered a brain injury in an auto accident may be at a higher risk of developing brain cancer later in life. This the shocking finding of a new study which could have a significant impact on personal injury claims. A  new study that was conducted on military…

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Report: Slight Drop in Pedestrian Auto Accident Wrongful Deaths

A new report finds that there was a slight drop in the number of pedestrians killed in auto accidents during the first 6 months of last year. While any decrease in deaths from car accidents is welcome, the question remains what changes can be made to more greatly reduce the…

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