What Is Connecticut’s Move Over Law?

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Who’s Responsible In a Bicycle Accident?

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Fatal Car Accidents Up Year-over-Year in Connecticut

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Car Accidents In a Snowstorm: Establishing Responsibility

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Dangers of Driving with Snow on Your Roof

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Drivers More at Risk for Car Accidents During Short Trips

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Who’s Responsible in a Lane Change Crash?

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Why Some Drivers Still Refuse to Wear Seat Belts

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Can Potholes Be Responsible for Car Accidents?

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How Common Are Red Light Accidents?

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Handling Property Damage After a Car Accident

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10 Causes of Single-Vehicle Car Accidents

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Dangers of Driving Through Fog

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How Does Wrong-Way Driving Happen?

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How to Share the Road with Truck Drivers in Snow & Ice

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How Dangerous Are Rollover Car Accidents?

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What Can Happen When a Car Accident Is Not Reported?

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Who’s Responsible For a Car Accident Caused by Mechanical Failure?

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Why Don’t Connecticut Buses Have Seat Belts?

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Many Still Underestimate Texting & Driving Dangers

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7 Risk Factors for Pedestrian Accidents

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Driving & Walking Dangers of Pothole Season

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7 Specific Causes of Truck Accidents

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What Happens When a Car Accident Has No Witnesses?

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5 Tips for Handling Icy, Slippery Roads

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Identifying Nerve Damage Following a Car Accident

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How Dangerous Is It to Drive Without a Seat Belt?

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How Dangerous is Sun Glare When Driving?

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What to Do in a Vehicle Pile-Up and How to Avoid Them

Imagine this: You’re driving through a snowstorm when you see a bunch of cars stopped ahead in the distance. You do the logical, responsible thing and slow down, but defensive driving isn’t enough. You slide over the same slick surface and collide into another vehicle. Mere moments later, another car hits you from behind and…

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Why You Should Remove Snow from Your Car Before Driving

As you start your morning commute, you discover that a few inches of snow fell the night before. Not only that, but morning dew has coated it with ice, freezing it to your car’s surface. You’ve got to hit the highway or you’ll be late! In a pinch, you scrape off your windows for enough…

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