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Study: Drivers More Likely to Speed When Using Adaptive Cruise Control

Most motor vehicle technology increases the safety of drivers, their passengers, other motorists, and the public. Adaptive Cruise Control, however, might be having the opposite effect on the roadways of Georgia. Read on for details from a new study. A Step Beyond Traditional Cruise Control With traditional cruise control, a driver sets the speed of…

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Diagnosing Neck Injuries After a Car Accident: Motion X-Rays

  Neck injuries are one of the most common complaints people have after being involved in a car crash. Attorney Gary Martin Hays discusses with Atlanta chiropractor Dr. Chris Connelly in a two-part segment about the diagnosis and treatment options available to those suffering from whiplash, neck pain, and other cervical issues. The transcript has…

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Fatal Car Accident: How to Pursue a Wrongful Death Claim

Unfortunately, deadly car accidents are a common occurrence in Atlanta. On average, four people die in fatal collisions across the state of Georgia every day. In 2019, nearly 1,500 people were killed in car crashes. Around 60% of victims were not wearing seatbelts. Most deadly crashes are caused by unsafe driving behaviors, such as distractions,…

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What to Do If You Have Sustained a Head Injury in a Car Wreck

People who have suffered a concussion (mild traumatic brain injury) due to a car accident usually encounter a few problems: Their concussion may not have been diagnosed because they didn’t get medical attention. Some people dismiss their symptoms as simply being shaken up from the accident. Even if they were diagnosed with a concussion after…

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New Study: Aggressive Driving and Road Rage are Common Occurrences

Aggressive driving and road rage are common occurrences in the greater Atlanta area. In fact, Atlanta ranked within the top ten cities with the most aggressive drivers in a 2019 GasBuddy study. The study found that Atlanta drivers are more than 20 percent more aggressive than the average American driver. Additionally, Georgia was ranked within…

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