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…, that discriminates against young male drivers. In North Carolina, car insurance companies base their prices on experience, charging more for less experienced drivers. The highest rates fall on the largest group of new drivers, male teenagers. Accidents increase…

…used the laws of physic to explain the event of car crashes. Accident reconstructionists are people who devoted their careers to using their knowledge of physics and motion along with remains from accident scenes to determine the cause of the accident…

…in their cars, simply because they could. There was, or course, a darker side to all of this. With more and more cars on the road, and more and more roads being built, the potential for accidents increased, as did the accident rate – dramatically. By 1930…

…. Safety is divided into three different categorical areas: size and weight of the vehicle, passive safety which prevents people from being injured in a accident , active safety helps drivers avoid accidents. Some larger/heavier cars that have poor ratings…

…in a police car. She was driven to the police station. Then she made a statement. And she thought that was it. But it wasn't. Anthony's father and mother decided to press Charges, they thought they had a good case She just could not believe what was going…

…Good effort, I must admit! - Accidents can and do happen anywhere, anytime to anyone. This statement is very true when dealing with a physical contact sport like hockey. There is a certain amount of risk involved in playing any sport. When an injury…

…caused the ‘accident’. I was scared at first but then I realised that my life was going to be different from here onwards. I was to live with another family until things were sorted out withy my mum. The people who I was going to live with couldn’t be as bad…

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…is divided into three categories: the size and weight of a vehicle, passive safety features that help people stay alive and uninjured in a crash, and active safety features that help drivers avoid accidents. Larger, heavier cars with poor ratings many easily…

…an engine specifically intended for motor cars, leading to the four-wheelers (Thomas 321). As petrol cars became more dependable the advantage of not having to wait until steam was generated gave them clear superiority over the steamers, and the self-starter…