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Does Hands-Free Technology Improve Safety?

In such an ever-moving culture, people want to multitask as much as possible. With GPS and Bluetooth capabilities in many vehicles on the market today, it's easy to get directions to the grocery or to call your mother while you're driving. While everyone knows it's dangerous to text while driving (texting while driving is more likely to cause a crash than drunk driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), are hands-free devices the answer? In...
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How to Handle a Drunk Driving Auto Accident

Throughout the United States as well as in the state of Nevada, drunk driving is a leading cause of car collisions. According to the CDC, over 10,000 people were killed in the year 2015 alone. This means nearly a third of all traffic-related deaths and 16% of traffic-related deaths of children under 15 years of age involve alcohol. This is only fatalities related to drunk driving collisions. Many more incidences include severe injuries such as traumatic brain...
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Nevada Motorcycle Accidents Explained

Motorcyclists are much more exposed to the elements of the road than other drivers. Without a frame and 4,000 pounds of metal surrounding the motorcyclist, there isn't anything of true substance between the person behind the wheel and other cars, inanimate objects, and the road. This makes the occurrence of car accidents much more dangerous for motorcyclists. Many drivers are not used to sharing the road with motorcyclists and thus can neglect to notice them. If you...
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Accidents With Uninsured Or Underinsured Motorists

According to state law in Nevada, all Nevada drivers must carry vehicle insurance to cover costs that may result in the case of a car crash. Though this is a requirement, many individuals decide they don't want to spend the money and illegally drive without car insurance. According to data from the Insurance Research Council, approximately 10% of drivers in Nevada do not have any insurance. This doesn't take into account the amount of individuals who are...
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Winter Driving Results In More Auto Accidents In Vegas

As the winter weather moves in, driving becomes more and more dangerous. With the abnormal weather patterns in recent years, especially cold temperatures and precipitation is surprising individuals in many regions that are not familiar with driving in these conditions. Not only do the roads themselves become more dangerous to drive on, other drivers are increasingly likely to lose control or make a careless mistake and collide with you. No matter how prepared and confident you are...
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