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New Yorkers are probably aware of the dangers negligent, careless or reckless drivers pose to everyone on the city’s roadways. Distracted driving is one such bad behavior that can have very serious consequences, although it is often associated solely with cell phone...
Whether you find driving in New York City an exhilarating experience or a chore, it is typically understood that you and other drivers are responsible for behaviors behind the wheel. However, when computers take over some of those tasks, accountability may not be as...
Many people in New York City take advantage of transportation to and from events to continue the celebration and prevent potential drunk driving situations. However, according to the International Business Times, modified stretch limousines and party vans are not the...
Driving in the notorious traffic on the streets of New York City may be a significant cause for anxiety for many. However, that does not mean they would be willing to hand that task over to a computer. In fact, NBC News reports that a recent Harris Poll shows 52...
New York is slated to be a major recipient of federal highway grants in the upcoming year, thanks to the efforts of Governor Cuomo and transportation experts throughout the state. The funding is designed to support programs that would reduce the number of New York...
By now drivers throughout New York are probably aware that distracted driving is a serious problem. State law prohibits use of handheld portable electronic devices while driving. More specifically, texting while driving is banned.Still, many drivers are frequently...
A new system designed to improve traffic safety by warning drivers about hazards and congestion will make its national debut in New York City. The system, designed to prevent car accidents by providing motorists with additional information, will be funded by a $20...
Many people drive as part of their job duties on a regular basis. Professional drivers are specially trained to operate vehicles such as buses, big rigs and dump trucks, but millions of people who aren't trained operate standard vehicles on a regular basis. Workers...
New York officials are calling for a significant increase in the number of left-hand turn signals that are installed on area traffic lights, saying that their communities would be safer if this simple change was instituted. Government leaders are saying that a vast...
How many pedestrians and cyclists do you think die in crashes in an average month in New York City? If you guessed a dozen, you would be right; a recent report shows that New York City car accidents led to the deaths of at least 11 pedestrians and one cyclist in June...
Four young New York women are dead after a violent collision between the limousine in which they were riding and a pickup truck. This Long Island incident illustrates just how many factors can contribute to New York City car accidents; the limousine driver, truck...
When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury, the Glasgow Coma Scale is often used by medical staff to diagnose the symptoms. It is based on a scale of 15 points for categorizing a brain injury patient's outcome. The test measures verbal and motor responses, as well...
Our increasingly technology-dependent transportation systems are supposed to help us avoid car crashes. With the advent of self-driving vehicles, roads that "speak" to our cars, and a growing number of internal safety checks, we should all feel safer on the roads,...
New York teens relish the days between Memorial Day and Labor Day. It's a time for fun in the sun, relaxing by pools or the ocean and just enjoying the outdoors. This time period is also known as the "100 Deadly Days of Summers." According to the National Highway...
Teenagers are notorious for not wanting to get up and go to school in the morning, but it could be more than just a fight with mom and dad. Early morning driving is actually more dangerous for teens, who have been shown to crash more often when their schools start...
