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Richard N Shapiro's Guides
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Tractor Trailer Accidents in Bad Weather
I've seen dozens of tractor-trailers on snow-covered highways during blizzards and what always puzzled me is how these businesses could place these tractor-trailers and the car drivers also on the road in harms way when the trucking companies know that federal trucking regulation...
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How to Obtain Information for Your Truck Accident Personal Injury Claim
A freedom of information act request can be filed via the internet to gather certain information about the trucking company. Under the act there is a system called the safety and fitness electronic records system which is referred to as SAFER, this system offers safety data to bo...
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"Black Box" Data Important for Your Truck Injury Case
Electronic data recorders, also known as "black boxes," normally will include information on the speed, safety belt use, lights, and depending upon the data recorders some other information. Some of the most irrefutable evidence in a trucking accident or an accident involving a c...
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The Safety Risks of Distracted Driving
Texting while driving and talking on your cell phone while driving are the most common forms of distracted driving. Car accidents involving a distracted driver are becoming an epidemic on our roads and highways. Learn why distracted driving is so dangerous in this video.
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How to Avoid an Improper Lane Change
You've probably encountered a driver suddenly veering into your lane unannounced without using their blinker. There are times when someone uses their blinker, but fails to consider their blind spot and makes the lane change too quickly. These are called improper lane changes and ...
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What To Do If You're Involved in a Rear End Car Accident
Rear end car accidents usually occur when a driver is following too closely, they apply the brakes, and hit the rear end of your car or truck. A good way to avoid being the at-fault driver in this situation is to apply the "3 second rule" which basically means you have enough spa...