7 Bad Habits of Dangerous Car Drivers--Newburgh Accident Lawyer Series
Personal injury and safety reporter, www.NewburghInjuryAttorney.com produces a new free report on the top 7 causes of car accidents -- and the quick, simple ways people can avoid serious injury or death while driving.
NEWBURGH, NY, August 29, 2010
'If you know what causes the majority of car accidents, you're way ahead of most people and a whole lot safer,' says David Jensen, editor of the Newburgh Accident Attorney Personal Injury Guide. 'But to reduce the chance of a motor vehicle accident', he continues, 'you also have to change some of your driving habits. That's why we put this information into a free guide.'According to Risk Management News, nearly 40% of all dollars paid out on automobile accident claims are connected to just one specific type of accident... full details included in the free report available at http://www.newburghinjuryattorney.com/3 (no email required).
What causes most car accidents? Here are the 'Big 7' common distractions:
1. Reaching or looking for items in the car
2. Rubber necking
3. using a mobile phone while driving a car (drivers using cell phones are 4 times more likely to be in a motor vehicle collision)
4. Adjusting the radio or GPS
5. Eating
6. Grooming
7. Children and pets
Data sources: Risk control Services, CAN; New England Journal of Medicine
The free report also offers immediately useful tips on:
- The one driver distraction that increases your likelihood of getting into a Motor Vehicle Accident by over 400% (it's not what you think)
- Three simple steps you can take to reduce the liklihood of of getting into a car accident.
- Factors that determine the degree of personal injury during a car accident.
- Why true costs of a car accident are far greater than insurance claim value
Financial compensation for Motor Vehicle Accident victims can reach considerable amounts. According to Newburgh accident lawyer, Finkelstein & Partners LLP, awards won for car accident victim clients have reached $700,000 to $13,500,000. Sadly, no amount of financial compensation can bring back any kind of a normal life for victims. Many will never walk again. Others struggle with serious lifelong medical challenges.
But there is much a driver can do to prevent a car accident from happening in the first place.
To view the entire report online (it's free), visit http://www.NewburghInjuryAttorney.com/newburgh-accident-lawyer
Author David Jensen provides research and reports on safety, legal, and financial issues.
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