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CSA 2010: Increasing Safety Through Improved Trucking Regulations

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Because commercial vehicle crashes are still far too common, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been actively seeking ways to be more proactive about safety monitoring. The result of the agency's efforts is an initiative called Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010.Prior to CSA 2010, the odds of a company being subjected to any meaningful...
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CSA 2010 Update: Changes to the New Trucking Regulations

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
For years, federal regulators lacked a proactive approach to preventing truck accidents. This year, with the step-by-step introduction of CSA 2010, or Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010, that is finally changing. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration created CSA 2010 to improve safety regulations for the trucking and motor carrier industry. Prior to CSA 2010,...
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Defective Vehicle Owners: Understand Your Legal Rights

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
In recent years, few Americans could have missed such automobile defectnews as the notorious Toyota runaway acceleration problem. However, consumers' options when they suspect defective auto parts or faulty systems in their own vehicles are less well understood. But a few basic strategies can help a car owner seek answers from manufacturers and report...
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No car accident injury is minor when it’s yours

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
It is easy to dismiss a bruise or an ache as a minor injury in a car crash or other vehicle collision. Doing so, however, can mean real injuries are not diagnosed and treated as soon as they should be. In the event of a car accident, attending to any injury should be done...
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Drugged Driving in Colorado Increasing, New Study Suggests

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Driving under the influence of drugs is extremely dangerous. Drugs that can affect the ability to drive include both illegal and legal drugs.A new National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study shows that drugged driving may be more widespread than previously believed.Troubling NHTSA NumbersThe NHTSA study, "Drug Involvement of Fatally Injured Drivers," shows that drug...
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