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MassDOT Plans to Remove Tunnel Handrails to Decrease Risks of Serious Accidents in Boston

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation plans on either covering or removing thousands of feet of handrails in the Big Dig tunnels. They’ve chosen to do away with these dangerous features as they have been connected to eight deaths in the area, according to the Boston Herald. The rails the MassDOT…

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National Distracted Driving Awareness Month to Help Decrease Risks of Car Accidents in Massachusetts and Elsewhere

April officially marks National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. It began last year as FocusDriven wished to take a stand against cell phone use and other hand-held device use while operating a motor vehicle. Since the start of this program, the safe driving advocates of the National Safety Council have joined…

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Slumped Economy Influences Decreased Number of Boston Car Accidents

The United Stated experienced reported 34,700 fatal vehicle accidents last year, according to the National Safety Council. This number shows a 3 percent decrease from the previous year and a fatality decrease for the fourth year in a row. Previous motor vehicle fatality trends credit the recession to the decreased…

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Bus Accidents Highlight Safety Issues that May Endanger Massachusetts Passengers

The National Transportation Safety Board will be investigating a recent Boston-bound tour bus accident that happened last month, reports Boston.com. The Board is investigating the incident to figure out if there are any common factors between this incident and the two serious bus accidents, one in New York and one…

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Massachusetts Hopes New System will Decrease Risks of Boston Work Zone Accidents

Boston recently called upon the Executive Office of Transportation and Public Works (“EOTPW”) and the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) to discuss new standards on how to effectively manage traffic to help reduce Boston construction zone accidents. The groups will be…

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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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Mandatory Backup Cameras Could Decrease Fatal Boston Car Accidents

Approximately 292 fatalities and nearly 18,000 injures occur as a result of back-over crashes each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Of the 292 fatalities, 228 of them were caused by vehicles weight less than 10,000 pounds. According to DriveOn, the NHTSA is publishing a new…

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