Who’s At Fault for a Tailgating Accident in Louisiana?
Understanding who’s legally liable in a tailgating accident is the first step toward protecting your rights.
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Understanding who’s legally liable in a tailgating accident is the first step toward protecting your rights.
Who’s At Fault for a Tailgating Accident in Louisiana? Read More »
Backing up a vehicle is something drivers do every day, yet it’s also one of the most dangerous maneuvers on the road.
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While your next new car might not fold into a briefcase à la the futuristic 1960s cartoon series The Jetsons, self-driving cars are no longer a dream of the far-off future. Pilot programs for fully autonomous trucks are racking up hundreds of miles on public highways in several states. Soon, these driverless trucks will be
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In 1997, a traffic program called Vision Zero was first implemented in Sweden, leading to an incredible 67% drop in traffic fatalities. As more countries adopted the Vision Zero plan, traffic fatalities decreased in huge numbers. However, while the United States has tried implementing Vision Zero, its efforts have not been as successful. The U.S.
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Louisiana drivers are setting records for all the wrong reasons. According to the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, there were 914 crashes and 997 deaths on public highways in 2021, a new record. The new record surpasses the previous one set in 2007 with 993 deaths. Gov. John Bel Edwards called the statistics “alarming.” “The
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