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Follow the safety tips below if your vehicle has broken down on the side of the road. If your car breaks down on the road, you should first try to leave the roadway to prevent a rear-end collision. However, if you cannot drive to the next exit, consider pulling your car onto the right-hand shoulder …
Car accidents involving runners can happen in an instant, before either the driver or the runner is aware of impending danger. Runners and pedestrians have suffered serious and even fatal injuries in road accidents. Many of these accidents occur in the blink of an eye, before the driver can even notice someone is running, riding a bicycle, or walking …
An estimated 20% of all car accidents take place in commercial parking lots. Surprisingly, more accidents happen in parking garages and parking lots than in highways and main roads. When driving in a parking lot, even the most careful and defensive driver may divert his attention from driving to other issues, such as looking for …
Daylight savings time may cause more than just a minor inconvenience to our busy schedules and sleep cycles. The loss of an hour of afternoon sunlight may increase the chances of motor vehicle accidents. A recent study conducted by the University of British Columbia shows that 17 percent more car accidents occur in the week …
Following these simple, yet important tips while riding your motorcycle could help you avoid a motorcycle accident. Speeding: Reduce your speed and don’t be in a rush to get to your destination. More than one-third of the total motorcyclists killed in accidents in 2013 were driving over the speed limit, compared with only 21% of passenger …
Many people are killed or seriously injured in emergency lane accidents every year when another vehicle collides with the disabled vehicle, its driver, or passenger. The emergency lane should generally only be used if you are directed to do so by law enforcement or in the event of an emergency, such as a major technical …