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Category: Car Accidents

Why Is I 87 in Rockland in the Top Five Dangerous Roads in New York
Car Accidents

Why Is I-87 in Rockland in the Top Five Dangerous Roads in New York?

It may not be a cliff hanger in the middle of the rocky mountains, but I-87 pulls its punch when it comes to danger. Perhaps a hazard in disguise, the Interstate has on the highest levels of congestion and traffic volume in the state. As with any commuter highway, stop-and-go accidents can rack up quite significantly year by year.

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Why does Queens have a high number of bus to car collisions
Car Accidents

Why Does Queens Have a High Number of Bus-to-Car Collisions?

Queens has a high portion of buses driving through its roads relative to its neighboring boroughs. The mixture of buses, cars, bicycles, and pedestrians heightens the risk of dangerous accidents waiting to happen. Find out what causes bus accidents and why Queens is such a hot spot for them.

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WHY IS THE CROSS BRONX EXPRESSWAY PRONE TO SO MANY CAR ACCIDENTS
Car Accidents

Why Is the Cross Bronx Expressway Prone to So Many Car Accidents?

Driving in New York City can be a pain for any driver, let alone finding yourself on of its expressways. The Cross Bronx Expressway is no different when it comes to the number of accidents that occur between its lanes every year. Learn what makes it so dangerous and what to do if you find yourself in the middle of one.

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Why You Shouldnt Underestimate Your Injuries After a Car Accident
Car Accidents

Why You Shouldn’t Underestimate Your Injuries After a Car Accident

After a car accident, it is vital to evaluate and monitor your physical and mental condition. Underestimating your injuries can have severe health implications and possible legal consequences. By prioritizing this, you will not only ensure better medical care for yourself, but improve your legal positioning in a future personal injury case.

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