Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous types of car accidents. Despite head-on collisions accounting for only 2% of all crashes, they cause about 10% of all traffic fatalities, meaning they are 5 times deadlier than the average crash. In rural areas, head-on ...
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View MoreJust how dangerous are car accidents in the state of New Jersey? A look at crash data collected by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) ...
View MoreEvery driver fears getting into a hit-and-run accident caused by another reckless driver. Does being hurt by someone who then flees the scene mean you ...
View MoreLast week, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced that it will be temporarily lifting hours-of-service regulations for ...
View MoreThe ongoing coronavirus pandemic has led to secure-in-place quarantines across the country. Most businesses have needed to close up shop or work ...
View MoreUp until just five years ago, the state of New Jersey only required children to be seated in rear-facing car seats until they reached one year of age. ...
View MoreThe True Dangers of Drowsy Driving According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) , drowsy driving resulted in nearly 800 ...
View MoreJanuary Is National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month January marks the start of National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month, a campaign that aims to ...
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