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Recent Study Show Motorcycle Fatalities at 25 Year High – Drivers Need To Have Better Awareness On The Road

According to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), 2021 marked the deadliest year on Massachusetts roads in over a decade. And the data on motorcycle riders was even more shocking: motorcyclist deaths in the state reached a 25-year high. In fact, the MA Highway Safety Division noted motorcycle fatalities as…

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As Life Returns to Normal in Massachusetts, Car Accidents Increase

As Life Returns to Normal in Massachusetts, Car Accidents Increase The coronavirus pandemic affected life in ways large and small, and traffic was no exception. In the early days of COVID-19, Massachusetts traffic volumes plummeted, as did crashes. When society opened back up, traffic returned in full force. As MassDOT…

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Takata Airbag Recall – Defective Airbag Lawsuit Lawyer

Airbags installed in vehicles are supposed to prevent injuries, not cause them. But that’s just what airbags produced by Japanese company Takata are accused of doing. Defective Takata airbags can explode violently in a crash, causing serious injuries in otherwise minor collisions. As of 2021, at least 19 people in…

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NTSB Says Drowsy Driving Accidents Continue To Rise In Massachusetts and Across U.S.

Drowsy driving is an issue that impacts people across the county. In a study done by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, there are at least 100,000 crashes due to this each year, contributing to thousands of accidents, injuries, and deaths.  The term drowsy driving is used to describe…

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How is driver liability determined in a Massachusetts car accident?

Car accidents are at the very least inconvenient and at the most can lead to serious injury or death. A huge question arises as to who will pay for the damage to both property and person. Massachusetts is a modified no-fault state. This means that individuals can be held responsible…

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Tesla Driver Found Drunk, and Asleep, Behind the Wheel of His “Model S”

The defining feature of a Tesla is that it can be set to self-driving mode. When autopilot is engaged, a Tesla can drive without the help of the human driver behind the wheel. But this futuristic feature is intended to enhance the driving experience, not replace the driver. Apparently, nobody…

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What’s Going On with All the Self-Driving Car Crashes?

The belief that self-driving cars will eventually make our roadways safer is widely held, but the recent surge of autonomous vehicle (AV) crashes is causing serious concern. Is it too early for AVs to be on the roads? And what is causing all of these crashes? Although most accidents have…

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