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    NHTSA Eyeing Recall of 52 Million Airbags

    The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced plans to initiate a mandatory recall of more than 52 million vehicle airbags manufactured by ARC Automotive, Inc. and Delphi Systems, LLC over a design defect that presents an “unreasonable risk of death and injury.” An eight-year NHTSA investigation determined that ARC-manufactured front driver and passenger […]

    The Impact of Weather on Car Accident Reports

    Besides speeding and drunk driving, inclement weather is one of the leading causes of car accidents in Virginia. Roads can be dangerous even under the most favorable circumstances. The risks increase exponentially when weather conditions deteriorate. Weather conditions play a role in 21 percent of car crashes nationwide. Weather conditions may also play a prominent […]

    Are There More Auto Accidents During the Holidays?

    The holiday season begins on Thanksgiving weekend. Some people stay close to home while others travel far distances to celebrate with family and friends. It’s an enjoyable couple of months for many, but careless drivers and congested roadways endanger lives. Holiday travel creates dangerous conditions. Navigating your way around more vehicles and inattentive drivers is […]

    What Are Common Fall Weather Driving Hazards?

    Many people look forward to the fall for the changing leaves, cooler temperatures, and all things pumpkin spice. However, the change in season also ushers in a range of road hazards that can increase the risk of a serious car accident. Fortunately, by being aware of your surroundings, obeying the rules of the road and […]

    Halloween Safety Tips for Drivers and Pedestrians

    Halloween is approaching, and in neighborhoods across the country that means one thing: children in costume going from house to house in search of treats. But unfortunately, trick-or-treating comes with a risk. The American Medical Association studied 42 years of data and determined the risk of a pedestrian fatality is 42 percent higher on meaning […]