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Car Accident Risks Skyrocket in Southwest Florida as Tourist Season Begins

According to the most recent statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were more than 7,000 people who were killed in traffic accidents already in 2012. Although this is about a 4 percent decrease from the early estimates of 2012, we’ve still got the holiday travel season…

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Early Dark Increases Accident Risks in Southwest Florida

The truth is black and white. Accident risks are higher during the evening hours than during the daytime. According to Science Daily, most streets in the United States don’t have roadway lighting, which only worsens the problem. Despite these concerns, the proportion of nighttime driving is not likely to go…

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Backover Accidents in Parking Lots – Elderly and Children Most at Risk

Federal government officials said they will recommend that new cars have rearview video systems, a move immediately denounced as “insufficient” by safety groups who say the cameras should be mandatory. Instead, the government will merely add rearview video systems to its list of recommended features under its New Car Assessment…

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Eye Trauma a Complex Injury – Motor-Vehicle Accidents, Work Injuries, Common Causes

Each and every year in the U.S., there are close to 3 million eye injuries. Of these injuries, about 50,000 permanently lose part of or all of their vision, according to the Optometry Times. And you’d be surprised to hear how many of these accidents occur on the job. According…

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Auto Accidents and Pregnancy – Mitigating Your Auto Accident Injury Risks

Being pregnant, or a new mother, can be exhausting — especially when it comes to protecting your child. Women are oftentimes bombarded with information about what is good or bad for their baby. Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that there are well over 6,000…

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Southwest Florida Traffic Safety – Smartphones a Powerful Addiction

The battle against text-messaging drivers is proving difficult. Experts say that it’s our technology that is reprogramming us. According to The Boston Globe, a recent study by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute proved that drivers who text message behind the wheel are about twice as likely to get into an…

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New Testing Evaluating Front-to-Rear Accident Avoidance

Officials with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) have unveiled a new rating system to test how well these front crash prevention systems work. This new test has been designed to help car buyers determine which features they should consider when purchasing a vehicle, and also for car manufacturers…

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