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Though it is common, eating while driving is more risky than many drivers may realize. Whether its a quick meal on your commute or a fast food stop during a road trip, many people will admit to eating while driving. Unfortunately, this behavior is more risky than you might think. Here’s why. The Danger of …
Parents and their teens should understand these seven risks and actively work to avoid them. Though there are many responsible teenage drivers, there are also a significant number of them that take unnecessary risks. What happens as a result is they put themselves and other drivers in danger. Here are the top 7 ways they …
On one hand, technology has made cars significantly safer. On the other hand, smartphones are taking drivers’ eyes off the road, which results in more crashes. In the last 50 years, development of technology has sped up to levels we once thought impossible. Though this effect presents itself as a positive most of the time, …
The best thing you can do to lessen your chances of getting into a cell phone-related car accident is to resist phone use while driving. If you ask a St. Louis car accident lawyer for the most commons reasons why people come to them, accidents related to cell phone use will be near the top …
Follow these 6 tips to reduce your risk of being involved in an automobile accident. In the United States alone, over two million people are injured or killed in car accidents every year. This backs up what you likely see in your day to day life in St. Louis. It may seem like just about …
Distracted driving accidents are on the rise and may soon replace drunk driving as the most common cause of fatal car accidents. Distracted driving is a huge issue nationwide. Despite how safe modern cars are, and the steps taken to ensure automotive safety in the United States, car accidents are becoming more common – and …