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DUI and Holiday Accident Fatalities in Boston

According to CBS Boston, state police reported that there were no fatal auto accidents on Massachusetts’ highways over the 2012 Thanksgiving weekend. The lack of crashes is a major victory because Thanksgiving historically kicks off the most dangerous time of year for traffic fatalities. The highways were likely safer this…

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Teens at Risks for Sleepy Car Accidents in Quincy and Elsewhere

According to a recently-released study published in the Journal of Safety Research, young drivers aren’t likely to recognize the risks and the dangers that are associated with driving while they’re sleep deprived. Officials with the National Safety Council (NSC) conducted the study and concluded that driving without enough sleep is…

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Program to Reduce Risks of Drunk Driving Accidents in Boston and Elsewhere through MA

Think A-Head! It’s a new school-based brain injury awareness program that’s helping to spread the word about the dangers that come with prom season. One of the main dangers face teens nationwide is the risk for drunk driving car accidents in Boston and elsewhere. That’s why the Brain Injury Association…

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Motorists Most Likely to Die in Massachusetts Car Accident in August

A Foxboro man involved in a recent Massachusetts car accident had to be airlifted by medical helicopter to a Boston hospital. He was injured when he was thrown from a pickup truck that rolled over twice after colliding with another vehicle at South and West streets. The accident closed the…

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Memorial Day Weekend a High Risk for Car Accidents in Boston

Many of us spend most of May anticipating Memorial Day because it marks the kickoff of picnics, barbecues and the first official three-day summer holiday weekend. The National Safety Council wants to remind motorists to buckle up this Memorial Day weekend because the risks of being involved in a Boston…

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Proposed Alcohol Detection Devices to be Placed in Vehicles to Prevent Boston Drunk Driving Accidents

Your new car could eventually come equipped with an alcohol-detection device if the federal government gets its way. This option could be available within the next 10 years if proposed funding goes through, according to KSDK News. These detectors could possibly help reduce the risks of Boston drunk driving accidents.…

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Teens at increased risk of Boston car accidents as school winds down

As the school year winds down in Massachusetts, students will be at increased risk of Boston car accidents. This is the first entry of a four-blog series covering the impact of distracted driving, drunk driving, and speeding among teen drivers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that car…

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Increased risk of Boston drunk driving accidents on Super Bowl Sunday

The Boston personal injury lawyers and staff at Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers wish each of you a safe and enjoyable Super Bowl weekend. While it won’t be as hectic as it would if the Patriots were playing, the year’s biggest football weekend brings an increased risk of drunk driving accidents.…

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