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Lawyer Wasn’t Driving In Pennsylvania Pedestrian Accident

February 20, 2008 An investigation is pending in a Pennsylvania pedestrian accident that happened earlier this month that seeks to determine whether or not the township’s lawyer was a passenger in the vehicle or the driver, according to The Morning Call. The Feb. 2 Pennsylvania car accident happened about 2:45 a.m. and the pedestrian suffered … Read more

Distracted Driving Causes New Jersey Auto Accident

February 13, 2008 A New Jersey auto accident left a woman seriously injured following a head-on collision with a tractor-trailer, according to the Asbury Park Press. The tractor-trailer was carrying about 1,000 gallons of gasoline at the time of the car accident. The 22-year-old New Jersey auto accident victim was listed in fair condition at … Read more

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Causes Delaware Child Injuries To Four Victims

January 11, 2008 Four children suffered Delaware child injuries Friday morning after being subjected to carbon monoxide poisoning in a home declared unfit to live in, according to The News Journal. Officials were investigating a possible connection with a hot water heater that may have caused the high levels of carbon monoxide, injuring the Delaware … Read more

Anti-cell phone law aimed at reducing New Jersey auto accidents

November 2, 2007 Asbury Park Press reported that the New Jersey governor signed legislation empowering police to crack down on drivers using hand-held cell phones or text messaging on the road. It has been illegal to drive and talk on a hand-held cell phone since 2004 but police could only ticket for an infraction if … Read more

Teens teach peers how to avoid New Jersey car accidents

October 30, 2007 16 was plastered all over signs, in slogans, and on posters on Monday during an event aimed at raising car safety awareness in teens, reported the Asbury Park Press. 16 is the average number of teenagers killed daily nationwide in auto accidents. 118 students from the six Freehold Regional district high schools … Read more