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Study: teens and adults over 65 more likely to own older cars
A recent study revealed that teen drivers and drivers 65 years of age and older are likelier than middle-aged adults to own an older-model vehicle. What Wisconsin residents should know is that these two age groups run the highest risk for a car crash and that driving...
When car accidents cause a femur fracture
The femur is the strongest bone in the body, but it can be fractured with enough force. In Wisconsin and across the U.S., most people who fracture their femur do so in a high-impact auto accident. Perhaps you suffered in this way but through no fault of your own. You...
Driving safety tips for truck drivers
Truck drivers in Wisconsin spend more time on the road than most people in the state and are well aware of the risk of injury and property damage that exists when an accident happens. Commercial trucks are involved in relatively few of the wrecks that take place on...
Common injuries that result from automobile accidents
Wisconsin residents who have been in a past car accident know how the experience can affect the entire body. This effect may be felt whether the accident is a tiny fender bender or a more serious collision. Accident victims should seek immediate help from medical...
Are self-driving cars dangerous on California roads?
For many people, self-driving cars represent the wave of the future. In California, the home of the global tech industry, vehicles with autonomous functions may become commonplace on highways. Government officials want these vehicles to operate safely, which is why...
Drowsy driving and its consequences
There are a number of ways that drivers in Wisconsin can become inattentive, and one is through drowsiness. Drowsiness does a lot more, though; it hampers one's judgment-making ability and makes one sluggish in reacting to dangers. According to the National Safety...
What employers can do about falls in construction
The construction industry sees an unfortunate number of falls throughout the year in Wisconsin and across the U.S. Fall-related injuries are behind more than 30% of construction claims. These injuries can be more severe than others as workers may injure multiple parts...
Wisconsin accident kills man and 4-year-old boy
Authorities announced that a 4-year-old boy injured in a June 14 two-vehicle accident in Wood County has died. A 32-year-old Manitowoc man was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. Deputies from the Wood County Sheriff’s Department have determined that the crash...
During 100 deadliest days, teen drivers must be more cautious
Parents in Wisconsin with newly licensed teens should be concerned when summer break rolls around because this coincides with what are called the 100 deadliest days: that is, the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day. It's during this time that the number of teen...
Why rural roads can be more dangerous
Wisconsin drivers may approach driving on a rural road with a feeling of overconfidence. In a way, that is exactly what makes rural roads more dangerous than any other kind of highway. The isolation encourages drivers to do things that they ordinarily would not do...
