San Gabrial Tribune
2/15/15
[…] Senate Bill 192 is patterned after current law in 21 states — including California — requiring anyone under 18 riding a bicycle to wear a helmet. But a helmet mandate for adult bike riders would be the first of its kind in any state. […]
NY Times
2/12/15
[…] The flow of money started only after federal and state officials, in 2012, became aware of possible defects in the guardrail design, after a whistle-blower lawsuit was filed. […]
Chicago Tribune
2/13/15
[…] Doctor admits getting nearly $600K in kickback benefits for prescribing drug […]
LA Times 2/11/15
[…] A second driver in Bruce Jenner crash is identified; license had been suspended […] An attorney representing the driver of the lead car in a chain-reaction crash involving Bruce Jenner is disputing the official but preliminary account of the incident and says his client was hit by Jenner’s vehicle. […]
CBC News Edmonton
2/11/15
Insurance company letter threatens lawsuit, possible suspension of driver’s license […]
“Let’s face it, by the time this civil action is done, the insurance company will likely pay their lawyer more than what they could potentially get from the cyclist,” Tumarkin said. […]
Left Lane News
2/11/15
[…] The number of recalled vehicles has surpassed 30 million units, many of which require both the driver- and passenger-side inflators. Even at an output of a million parts monthly, the repair programs could stretch to several years. […]
Palm Beach Post
2/10/15
Riding a bicycle in Palm Beach County can be dangerous under the best of circumstances. […] Police say that a Chevy pickup truck driven by Cody Patrick Hayes pulled up behind Johnson, honked and then “intentionally” struck the bicyclist, causing him to crash. […]
LA Times
2/10/15
[…] There is an epidemic of hit-and-run incidents in L.A. Nationwide, 11% of vehicle crashes are hit-and-run. In L.A., it’s almost 50%. […]
Fuel Improve
12/19/14
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) sources, 1.3 million road traffic deaths occur yearly throughout the world.
[…] The WHO estimated that the direct cost of road traffic accidents, globally, is something like US$ 518 billion a year. […]
Washington Post
2/10/15
[…] Imagine for a second a world in which no driver ever gets rear-ended. That may sound impossible, but it shouldn’t. […]
