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MADD Survey Suggests Progress – Teen DUI Accidents Still a Risk

Officials with Mother’s Against Drunk Driving (MADD) are encouraged by the results of a recent survey of high school students. The new survey indicates that more than 75 percent of these students do not drink alcohol. But the statistics of teenage drunk driving car accidents would suggest we still have…

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Early Dark Increases Risks of Traffic Collisions in Massachusetts

Our Boston car accident lawyers know that the risk of accidents goes up at night, especially as many state and local governments increasingly face difficulties coming up with the money to install, operate and maintain sufficient lighting along roadways. The good news is, however, that researchers are evaluating new lighting…

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Deer in Infrared Lights: New Detection Systems Prevent Collisions

Every year there are more than 1.1 million deer-auto collisions. These accidents have caused over 25,000 injuries and resulted in $3.5 billion in damages. In some cases, the collisions have resulted in fatalities. While “deer crossing” signs may put drivers on notice in a heavily populated area, drivers may not…

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In-Car Technology and Reducing the Risk of Pedestrian Accidents in New England

We have discussed in recent posts a number of safety technology advancements including rear-view cameras, automatic brakes and new headlight systems. Another system that may be available in newer models allows vehicles to detect when a pedestrian walks in front of the car. The sensory systems aim to prevent collisions…

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Early Dark Increases Risk of Nighttime Driving Accidents in Massachusetts

Time and time again, data and accident reports indicate that driving at night poses a higher risk than during the day. Despite this risk, safety advocates have found that many roadways in the U.S. do not have sufficient lighting. With increasing burdens on tax systems, both the federal and state…

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National Teen Driver Safety Week Saves Young Motorists’ Lives

Get ready for National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW). Taking place on from October 20th through the 26th, officials will be using this time to help raise awareness about teenage drivers and their risks for accidents. According to Teen Driver Source, this year’s theme is ‘It Takes Two: Shared Expectations…

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