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Drivers: Don’t Eat While Behind The Wheel!

April 25, 2018
Car Accidents

With so much time spent in cars, drivers fight to remain productive during what they consider down time. Whether it is commuting to or from work, completing errands during lunch, or coming home after a long night out, drivers are likely to decide that having...

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Sharing The Road With Large Trucks

October 3, 2017
Car Accidents

Connecticut motorists might not enjoy sharing the road with a large truck. As a general rule, these vehicles take up more space on the road and have a harder time turning and stopping. This means that passenger car drivers may need to give them more...

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The Importance Of Avoiding Distractions While Driving

October 2, 2017
Car Accidents

Many people are injured in Connecticut accidents that are caused by distracted driving. This type of negligent driving behavior endangers drivers, passengers and occupants of other vehicles. People should avoid driving while they are distracted to help reduce the risk of accidents. Trying to multitask...

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Occupants Of Small Vehicles Have Greater Risk Of Injury

September 27, 2017
Car Accidents

Connecticut consumers who are attracted to smaller cars should consider that compact vehicles fare poorly in most crashes. Even if their crash ratings appear to be good, those figures might not be based on scenarios with larger and heavier vehicles. According to the Insurance Institute...

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Charges Of Selling Or Dealing Drugs

September 22, 2017
Car Accidents

While all drug crimes are treated harshly under Connecticut law, those involving sales or distribution may carry some of the longest sentences other than those involving drug trafficking. Drug dealing or sales are more limited in scope than are crimes involving trafficking. Drug dealing is a...

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Car Accidents Often Take Place In Familiar Residential Areas

September 18, 2017
Car Accidents

Drivers in Connecticut and around the country are generally more vigilant when traffic is moving quickly. However, car accident studies reveal that many serious crashes occur on sparsely traveled roads and residential neighborhoods. Familiar or quiet surroundings encourage the mind to relax, and most motorists...

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Driving In The Fall

September 15, 2017
Car Accidents

Some motorists from Connecticut may wish to learn more about how they can keep themselves a little safer in fall weather conditions. The beauties of fall can often hide some unpleasant dangers that may require a bit more concentration than some might be accustomed to....

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A Case Against Wheel Spikes

September 11, 2017
Car Accidents

Wheel spikes are getting the attention of trucking companies as well as some governments. Many trucking companies are banning them because some other motorists view them as a sign of an aggressive truck driver. The companies want to promote images of drivers who operate their...

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How Technology Is Helping To Prevent Car Accidents

August 30, 2017
Car Accidents

Connecticut residents are likely aware that collision avoidance systems are becoming more common in everyday life. A new report suggests that they are preventing injuries and saving a significant number of lives. These systems were found to drastically reduce the number of accidents taking place on the...

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1 Dead, 2 Injured In Car Chase Accident

August 24, 2017
Car Accidents

A car accident that occurred in Connecticut on Aug. 10 left one person dead and two others with serious injuries. According to reports, the crash took place on Railroad Avenue in Bridgeport as a driver was attempting to flee from the authorities. Police reportedly attempted...

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