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Despite Media Attention on Older Drivers, Teen Drivers Still Most Likely to Be Involved in an Accident

While Massachusetts legislators and driver safety advocates weigh the pros and cons of new laws aimed at older drivers, statistics show that teen drivers are also at high risk for car accidents. Here in Massachusetts, more 18-year-olds were involved in fatal auto accidents in the past two years than any…

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Despite Safety Concerns, Massachusetts Drivers Resist Wearing a Seat Belt

According to a survey conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, only about two thirds of Massachusetts drivers are likely to wear a seat belt. Massachusetts has the lowest percentage of seat belt use in the country despite the fact that research has proven the effectiveness of seat belts…

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Newburyport Traffic Accident Causes Gas Spill, Forces I-95 to Close Temporarily

On Monday morning around 9:17am, a four-vehicle accident in Newburyport, Massachusetts forced the closure of Interstate 95 in both directions for several hours due to a gas spill. The https://www.altmanllp.com/lawyer-attorney-1226003.htmltraffic accident involved a Honda Odyssey, a Toyota Corolla, a Ford Expedition, and a Freightliner gasoline tanker, which was carrying over…

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Study Finds More Than Half of Highway Deaths Related to Bad Road Conditions

A study released last week by the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE) found that over half of United States highway fatalities are related to poor roadway conditions. According to the report, ten roadway-related crashes occur every minute and contribute to 38% of non-fatal injuries. More than 22,000 fatalities…

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Massachusetts Turnpike May End Free Rides to Employees

According to NewsCenter 5, the Masscachusetts Turnpike Authority has given out over 4,000 “non-revenue” transponders, allowing motorists to drive the Turnpike for free, despite the Turnpike Authority’s mounting debt. Roughly three quarters of those transponders go to state troopers, but many of the others are used by turnpike employees, who…

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Massachusetts Legislators Considering New Laws on Driver Licensing

Yesterday, Massachusetts legislators vowed to “fast track” legislation regarding older drivers in light of several recent auto accidents involving older motorists. Senator Brian A. Joyce has twice introduced legislation that would put greater scrutiny on older drivers. His proposal mandates vision and road tests every five years for all drivers…

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