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New Study Reveals U.S. States Where Minor Vehicle Damage Crashes Turn Deadly. Where Does Texas Lie?
Article brought to us by Yumba City Personal Lawyers Texas Among Top 10 U.S. States Where ‘Fender Benders’ Lead to Fatal Outcomes A new study reveals that Texas records the highest number of fatal crashes involving vehicles that sustained only minor damage. The research by Steve Gimblin Personal Injury & Car Accident Lawyers analyzed state-level data from 2019 to 2023 using the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Crash Data Analysis and Statistics (CDAN) platform. The study identified the states with the highest fatal crashes involving vehicles recorded with ‘minor damage’. Texas ranks first with an average of 3.05 fatal minor vehicle crashes per 100,000 residents, 162.9% higher than the national average of 1.16 minor…
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October 1 International Coffee Day #InternationalCoffeeDay, International Day of Older Persons #DayOfOlderPersons & Model T Day #ModelTDay
October 1 International Coffee Day Sometimes life is funny like today which celebrated many things I wanted to celebrate from Coffee, Older People like David’s parents but if truth was to be told myself as well. In the blink of an eye before I know I will be 70. Where did the time go? Along with Model T’s I’ve seen all my life but haven’t ever had the opportunity to ride in a Model T but I would like to because I know my grandma Dorie did and for one day I would like to be like her. As for my parent I don’t know if they ever rode in…
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7.7% of Teen Drivers Admit to Using Phones While Driving
A new study by Triumph Law reveals how distracted driving is endangering families across the country. With 3,300 lives lost in 2022 due to mobile device distractions, the study highlights how technology is affecting young drivers, parents, and road safety overall. The report dives into the risks of multitasking behind the wheel and how it impacts family road trips, daily commutes, and teen drivers. It also provides actionable recommendations to help parents set safer driving habits for their children. Key Findings: Safety Risk Levels in Family Driving: Aspect Risk Level Key Factors High-Risk Groups Teens Texting While Driving Extreme Risk Manual, visual, and cognitive distractions increase crash risk Teen drivers (7.7 percent admit to phone use) Parents Using Phones…
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