Children may be safer when a grandparent drives rather than a parent, according to a new study
published in the August issue of the journal, Pediatrics....
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According to IBM’s Global Commuter Pain Survey that was released this month, drivers face less
congestion on their commute but their frustration has skyrocketed. Surveying 8,042 commuters in 20
cities on six continents, IBM found this perception is a worldwide problem....
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California holds the unfortunate distinction of being ranked number two among the twenty states that
lead the nation in the number of traffic fatalities on rural roads. The September 2011 report by the
nonprofit TRIP, a national transportation research group, shows 1,164 fatal traffic accidents
occurred on California’s rural roads in 2009....
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Here’s an alarming fact from the U.S. Department of Transportation: It doesn’t matter if
it’s hand-held or hands free—using a cell phone while driving delays a driver's
reactions as much as having a blood alcohol...
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Rated as one of the most dangerous cities for driving is not good news for San Bernardino, or the
people who live there. CNBC’s story this week gives San Bernardino the ranking of fifth most
dangerous city for this issue....
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Amid the news of so many aspects of communities in decline, this is one downward trend Californians
can celebrate: According to the California Office of Traffic Safety, traffic deaths in the state
fell 11.9 percent last year. That marks the fifth straight year that traffic deaths have declined in
California....
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Last night, June 30, 2011, a person driving a pickup truck was trapped and injured when the pickup
and a big-rig collided on Highway 60 in Moreno Valley...
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Summer is a time to have fun in the sun, and for many kids, that means riding bikes around the
neighborhood with friends. Unfortunately, kids don’t always wear helmets when they ride their
bikes...
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