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Causes of Accidents: Auto Defects

Causes of Accidents: Auto Defects

Although automobile safety has improved over the years, auto defects that lead to serious car accidents and injuries can still occur. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that about two percent of crashes are due to a vehicle component’s failure or degradation. Although this percentage may seem low, it accounts for tens of thousands of accidents each year. Today, we’re sharing some of the most common mechanical failures that cause car accidents and how to protect yourself. Common Auto Defects That Cause Accidents Airbag defects – Airbags that fail to deploy or deploy incorrectly can cause

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Causes of Accidents Distracted Driving

Causes of Accidents: Distracted Driving

Distracted driving is one of the biggest threats United States roads currently face, so it is important to know how to protect yourself. Car accidents claim the lives of thousands of U.S. citizens every year and most of them are the result of distracted driving. The dangers of this deadly choice speak for themselves, so all drivers must educate themselves on how to stay focused while behind the wheel. Types of Distractions There are many different reasons your attention might drift from the road. Common actions like using a navigation system or eating food can sidetrack a driver

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Causes of Motor Vehicle Accidents: Tire Blowout

Causes of Accidents: Tire Blowout

Tire blowouts can happen in the blink of an eye, forcing drivers to react quickly and in a dangerous manner.  If drivers are unprepared for this type of incident, they might cause more harm in the process of trying to stop their vehicle.  Continue reading to learn about potential causes of tire blowouts, ways you can help prevent this from occurring, and how to stay safe if you find yourself in this situation.  What Are Tire Blowout Accidents?  Tire blowout accidents occur when a tire is damaged severely enough that it loses all of its air at once.

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