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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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Motorcycle Accident Deaths Reached Record Numbers in 2022

The number of people being killed in motorcycle accidents reached record numbers in 2022 with more than 6,000 lives lost that year. With  so much of the focus on people being killed in pedestrian accidents or car accidents, it  is easy to miss the fact that motorcyclists are losing their…

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Older Pedestrians More Likely to be Injured in Falls Than Auto Accidents

While pedestrians overall are more likely to be injured in auto accidents, older pedestrians above the age of 50 are more likely to suffer serious personal injuries when they are involved in slip and fall accidents, compared to auto accidents. There has been much focus recently on personal injuries involving…

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Mild Cognitive Declines May Push Seniors to Give Up Driving

Older people who suffer mild mental declines are likely to make the decision to give up driving in order to eliminate their risks  of being involved in auto accidents. Concerns  about senior drivers have increased over the past decade with the increase in the number of motorists above the age…

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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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Women vs. Men- Who Has the Greater Car Accident Risk?

A  safety group in France is advising male drivers to drive more like female drivers in order to reduce their risks of being involved in auto accidents.  This  has raised the age old question –  are female drivers truly safer than men? According to the group, which advocates for victims…

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Many Patients on Life Support After Brain Injury Could Possibly Recover

A new study finds that many patients who are on life support after suffering a brain injury could actually make a recovery. In cases of a severe brain injury after an auto accident, truck accident or any other kind of accident where there has been severe trauma to the head,…

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Focus on Bicycle Accident Prevention This May

The month of May is being commemorated as National Bicycle Safety Month,  an ideal time just before the year’s peak cycling season kicks off to remind bicyclists  and motorists about the bicycle accident risks facing these vulnerable users. In 2021, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were…

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Drunk Driving Car Accident Wrongful Deaths Increase As Arrest Rates Drop

Alcohol- related car accident death numbers have increased significantly even as the number of arrests have dropped. In 2022, according to figures released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, close to 13,500 people died in auto accidents caused by an impaired driver.  That  was almost the same as the…

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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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