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Motor Vehicle Accidents Tag

Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis, P.A. > Posts tagged "Motor Vehicle Accidents" (Page 7)
21 June
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Drivers could soon submit phones to a Textalyzer

Posted by Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis
in Blog Posts, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Distracted Drivers

A new device could soon be used by your local Mississippi law enforcement that is known as the breathalyzer for texting by distracted drivers. Due to a growing epidemic of car accidents caused by distracted drivers, a company is developing a device that reveals whether drivers were texting at the time of the crash. New York aims to be the first state which passes a bill authorizing police to use the Textalyzer device, with New Jersey, Tennessee, and Chicago to follow. This will become a big help for law enforcement because right now the only way police can find out if a...

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14 February
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More than 60 million non-repaired recalled vehicles

Posted by Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis
in Blog Posts, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Recalled

More than 60 million non-repaired recalled vehicles remain on our highways today, this according to Carfax, who recently released data showing facts supporting these recent statistics. It makes you wonder, if vehicle owners are not getting their vehicles fixed as often anymore, or do we have more open recalls on vehicles? The current data collected by Carfax suggests that people seem to have less free time to bring their vehicles to the dealership, as minivans and SUVs make up the majority of the non-repaired recalls. According to a Carfax spokesman, having a recall on your vehicle should make getting it repaired a top...

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08 February
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Mississippi ranked one of the worst in Highway Safety

Posted by Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis
in Blog Posts, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Highway

Recently the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety released the 2017 Road-map of State Highway Safety Laws. In 2015, over 35,000 people were killed in the United States from motor vehicle crashes. This is the largest percentage increase in nearly 50 years. Early data that is still coming in from 2016 is even worse. Data from 2015 shows increases in every category, including unbelted occupants, motorcyclists, pedestrians, teen drivers, impaired and distracted drivers, and children. These numbers are very alarming and unacceptable. The problem is very clear; too many lives are lost, serious injuries sustained and needless costs incurred because of...

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