Category: Car Accidents

Volvo promises safer cars in future

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 28, 2016

California drivers may be interested in learning that Volvo has said that by 2020, they aim for people in their cars to be entirely safe from fatal accidents or even serious injury. Volvo is planning to use some of the technology that is being developed for self-driving vehicles to make their cars safer. Some of…

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California motorists in danger of fatigue wrecks

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 21, 2016

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, auto accidents caused by fatigued drivers merited sufficient concern to be included on the agency’s yearly list of outstanding transportation safety problems. Although the list, which was released in January 2016, also featured carryovers from the prior year, such as the need for operators to be medically fit…

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Car hits van in fatal California car crash

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 18, 2016

Four people were killed and three people were injured in a car crash that took place around 2 a.m. on Jan. 10 in Chula Vista. Police say that an Acura was speeding when it ran a red light and crashed into a van near Industrial Boulevard and Main Street. The Acura was going south on…

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Importance of slowing down in light snow

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 12, 2016

During the winter, California motorists need to be aware that light snow or ice may be very dangerous. While many drivers fail to slow down when snow or ice is light or when it first starts, a lot of accidents occur in such conditions. Perceptions of motorists can play a major role. People may not…

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Uber car involved in deadly wrong-way crash

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 7, 2016

The California Highway Patrol reports that officials were called to Highway 1 in Pacifica near the Paloma Avenue overpass for a fiery crash. The accident was first reported at 2:39 a.m. on Dec. 25. According to the collision report, the driver of a Toyota Corolla was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of Highway 1….

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Deadly crash leaves 4 Secret Service agents seriously injured

Car Accidents,Our Blog | January 4, 2016

California residents who are following the 2016 presidential race may be interested in knowing about an incident that occurred in New Hampshire on Dec. 29, 2015. News sources reported that a head-on collision involving the Secret Service left one person dead and six others injured. According to sources, four agents, who were reportedly on-duty at…

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Why human drivers are hitting self-driving cars

Car Accidents,Our Blog | December 23, 2015

As driverless cars are being tested on roads in California, the number of accidents are adding up. Many accidents involving the cars are happening because the cars always obey traffic laws and do not perform traffic maneuvers as aggressively as human drivers. The cars may sometimes stop suddenly when they detect minor hazards such as…

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Family sues Caitlyn Jenner for California accident

Car Accidents,Our Blog | December 18, 2015

On Dec. 4, a family that was involved in Caitlyn Jenner’s February 2015 car accident that left one person dead filed a lawsuit against her. The lawsuit alleges that four members of the family and a fifth occupant suffered serious injuries when Jenner’s car collided with their vehicle on the Pacific Coast Highway in California….

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California highway crash kills 1, injures 3

Car Accidents,Our Blog | December 4, 2015

On Nov. 27, one person was killed in a car accident that occurred on a California highway. The accident reportedly occurred at about 12:30 a.m. on Interstate Highway 580 at 98th Avenue near Oakland. At the scene, authorities with the California Highway Patrol found a 1997 Toyota Corolla that had landed in the embankment located…

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Pedestrians in wheelchairs at higher risk in accidents

Car Accidents,Our Blog | December 2, 2015

The roads of many California cities can be particularly unforgiving for pedestrians, and a new study suggests that those in wheelchairs may be especially vulnerable. Academics from Georgetown University say that pedestrians in wheelchairs are 36 percent more likely to be killed when struck than those on foot, and careless motorists are often the reason…

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