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Almost 50 percent of car accidents occur within a five mile radius of a driver’s home. Driving in familiar areas can be particularly dangerous. Because there are a wide variety of factors that can lead to a car crash, the answer is not a simple one. By being aware of the common risks for a car accident and taking preventive measures, …
Car accident victims often are not able to lead a fully satisfying life because of suffering from chronic pain. Talk to a Lawyer for Free 24/7 at (314) 361-4242! Chronic pain is any pain that lasts longer than six months, is mild or severe, and affects any part of the body. Victims of catastrophic car accidents often suffer …
More than 70 percent of car accident survivors experience chronic neck pain 6 weeks after the crash. Talk to a Lawyer for Free 24/7 at (314) 361-4242! Car accident injuries include fractures, brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries. According to a study conducted by the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, more attention should be paid …
The use of cell phones and texting while driving is not the only culprits of distracted driving. Distracted driving is a major cause of car accidents. Distractions caused by cell phones and texting are not the only culprits. Music systems, in-vehicle electronics with LED Screens, GPS devices, and smartphones also cause driver distraction. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has …
Traffic fatality rates among less educated people in the age group of 25 and older have increased. Improvements have been seen in road safety over the past few years, but these improvements have not impacted all citizens evenly, according to a recent study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. Traffic fatality rates among less educated people in …
You may think that only cars that are severely damaged as a result of a car accident are considered a total loss. This may or may not be true. If the cost of repairing a damaged car surpasses its current market value, it is considered a total loss. Calculating a “Total Loss” When you report a car accident …