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Texas highway deaths remain flat
May 16, 2012 While the national trend is fewer traffic fatalities every year, in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Mississippi, the number of highway deaths remains flat, reports the Houston Chronicle. Nationwide, in 2011 highway deaths declined. The National Highway … Continue reading
Texting and driving dangerous for teens
May 14, 2012 What portion of the population would be most likely to text while driving? You might think that it would be teens. At a medical conference in Boston, two new studies were presented that report texting or even … Continue reading
Dog attacks on the rise
May 11, 2012 Dozens of times a day in every state, dog bites occur and are becoming more common, according to Click2Houston.com. Here are some statistics from the American Humane Association: Of 4.7 million dog bites in the U.S. every year, … Continue reading
Should you buckle up?
May 9, 2012 If you were given evidence that a seat belt would save your life or would save you from severe injury, would you buckle up each time that you got into a car? Here are some facts and … Continue reading
Cell phone victim awarded $24 million
May 7, 2012 The research proves time and again that talking on a cell phone while driving is dangerous. Recently, a woman who was hit by a Coca-Cola truck driver who was chatting on the cell phone was awarded $24 … Continue reading
