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IIHS Awards ‘Top Safety Pick’ Status to Nearly 50 Vehicles for 2016

Posted on January 12, 2016 in
IIHS Awards 'Top Safety Pick' to 48 Vehicles for 2016The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) recently announced its Top Safety Picks for 2016. While 48 vehicles earned the highest award of Top Safety Pick+, an additional 13 vehicles qualified for Top Safety Pick.According to IIHS officials, earning these distinctions this year was more...
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3 Distracted Driving Myths You Should Ignore

Posted on January 8, 2016 in
Distracted driving is a dangerous behavior that often contributes to traffic accidents. Despite the fact that state and national authorities have conducted various anti-distracted driving campaigns to deter this behavior, however, many motorists still make the poor decision to multitask behind the wheel. And this ends up creating a significant risk of collisions -...
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4 Mistakes to Sidestep When Filing an Auto Accident Claim

Posted on January 4, 2016 in
Filing an auto accident claim following a traffic crash can be essential to obtaining compensation for your injuries and losses. What you do and say when filing these claims, however, can impact their outcome, as making certain mistakes in the claims process can result in lower payouts - or possibly even the denial of...
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Are Self-Driving Cars Safer than Standard Vehicles?

Posted on December 31, 2015 in
A Lakewood car accident attorney discusses some recent findings about self-driving cars.For at least six years, some prominent companies - including Google and various automakers - have been working on developing self-driving or autonomous vehicles. While these vehicles are still in the testing phase, they have garnered a lot of attention, especially from researchers...
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4 Tragic Facts about Impaired Driving: What Drivers Should Know before the Holidays

Posted on December 24, 2015 in
Tragic Facts about Impaired Driving Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is illegal. Despite this, however, many people continue to do it - and this risky behavior tends to surge around the end of year during festive holiday celebrations for Christmas and New Year's. This is one reason that federal transportation officials...
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