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Late last month a bizarre occurrence resulted in several car accidents and the temporary shutdown of a major California interstate.

In January we reported on Sacramento's plan to implement a "crash tax." In the midst of a budget crisis, Sacramento and many other California cities have proposed to start charging 

Ray LaHood, Secretary for the U.S. Department of Transportation has been the public face of a campaign against distracted driving.

As we develop new technology to improve vehicle safety those improvements eventually become standard practice. Federal safety standards for cars are meant to ensure that the best technology available gets put into our cars to keep us safe.

We have often posted about the dangers which drunk drivers pose to all of us on the road. Drunk driving car accidents often cause severe injurie

Several of our past posts have been dedicated to the Toyota recalls and how they have affected millions of lives.

One of the most dangerous professions in California is construction work. Workers face dangers and hazards which put their lives at risk every day. The annual fatality rate for construction workers in California is 27 per 100,000 workers.

We have often posted about the dangers of distracted driving, as well as the common causes. Distracted driving often results in car accidents.

There are a number of reasons accidents occur: drunk driving, distracted driving, slippery roads, or even regular driver error. The choices we make while in the car largely determine our safety.

A recent personal injury lawsuit in Ventura County just resulted in $49.2 million in damages and compensation. This story highlights the fact that drunk driving can result in a perfect storm of serious consequences.