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Federal Monitoring of Busses and Trucks Called into Question

Posted on December 18, 2013 by Andrew Kirkendall

According to reporting in MyFoxDFW, the federal accident investigators are pushing to investigate the authorities that oversee commercial vehicles. According to the investigators, there are serious questions that need to be answered about whether the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration …
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Will self-driving cars lead to fewer car wrecks?

We have all seen futuristic movies, or maybe that was the Jetsons, where cars fly and/or drive themselves while the humans take care of more important things. As it turns out, that future may not be so far off — …
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When train meets car in accident, car usually loses

From a distance, it usually doesn’t look like a train is coming toward your car as fast as it actually is traveling. That’s why obeying the crossing arms at a train crossing is imperative and can be a life-saving choice. …
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Texas semi driver dragged by Oregon snowplow

The icy Oregon weather caused a local semi driver to skid and crash sideways on I-84 in Oregon on Sunday, March 2. This caused other semi drivers behind him to crash as well. The accident caused two fatalities, but one …
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Federal Monitoring of Busses and Trucks Called into Question

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