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How Automatic Emergency Braking Affects Red Light Camera Safety

Can AEB technology help offset the rise in rear-end crashes linked to red-light cameras? For years, red light safety cameras have sparked debate. They’re praised for reducing dangerous intersection crashes, but criticized for causing more rear-end collisions when drivers slam on the brakes to avoid a ticket. A new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety...

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Speed Data Is Becoming Key in Pedestrian Wrongful Death Claims

Pedestrian deaths in Maryland have surged 58% over the last decade A recent study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) highlights a troubling reality: speeding drivers are a leading factor in many of Maryland’s most devastating pedestrian accidents. When drivers push past the speed limit, the risks multiply for everyone on foot. In...

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Washington, D.C. Just Passed L.A. for Worst Traffic in America

Gridlock isn’t just annoying, it’s dangerous For years, Los Angeles has been known for its endless gridlock. But according to new rankings from ConsumerAffairs, Washington, DC, has now taken over the top spot as the U.S. city with the worst traffic. Drivers in the nation’s capital spend more time in their cars than anywhere else...

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Nationwide Survey Finds 92% of Drivers Use Phones Behind the Wheel

Distracted driving is one of the most dangerous behaviors on the road, and it’s far more common than many realize. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 3,275 people were killed in car accidents involving distracted drivers in 2022. Texting is especially dangerous. Sending or reading a text takes drivers' eyes off the road...

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Small Cars Dominate Rankings for Highest Fatal Crash Risk

Automotive safety has made significant strides over the past two decades, but recent data shows a troubling trend of rising car accident and fatality rates. While human error (e.g., distracted driving, speeding, and impaired driving) is the leading cause of car accidents, the types of vehicles involved can also be a contributing factor. A recent...

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DC Implements Partial Right-on-Red Ban

Washington, D.C., has implemented a partial ban on right turns at red lights as part of its effort to prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety. While the goal of the policy is clear — to reduce car accidents at D.C. intersections and lower injury risks — the implementation has been uneven, leading to mixed results and...

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