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May 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Report Shows No Change In The Number Of Motorcycle Accidents
According to the Governor’s Highway Safety Association, no progress has been made to slow down the number of serious and fatal motorcycle accidents in New...
May 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Driver Causes 2 Cars, 1 Motorcycle to Crash in Albany
The driver of a stolen vehicle on Interstate 787 in Albany, New York, on Saturday, May 12, caused two cars to crash as well as...
April 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Repeat Drunk Drivers Cause Of Concern In New York
Statistics from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) show that the average drunk driver has driven under the influence approximately 80 times before his or her...
April 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Study Finds Experience Is Key For Motorcycle Safety
A study from the Highway Loss Data Institute found that experience is key for motorcycle safety.
April 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Study Finds Week Of Tax Day More Dangerous For Drivers
A new study conducted by doctors at the University of Toronto and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that the number...
April 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
NHTSA Announces April as Alcohol Awareness Month
Government statistics show that more than a quarter million people are arrested each year for drunk driving. Of those individuals, approximately one-third have been convicted...
April 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
NYC Councilman Calls For Reform Of Bicycle Accident Investigation Procedures
Due to the high number of bicycle accidents that go uninvestigated in New York City, one city councilman has proposed that the New York City...
March 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
Leandra’s Law Increases Penalties Against Drunk Drivers In New York
A new law in New York will make DUI penalties tougher if a child is in the car at the time of the offense.
March 2012 |
By William Mattar, P.C.
New Study Finds High Rates Of Distracted Driving in Teens
Inexperienced teen drivers are at a high risk of causing an accident, but a new study is offering more details into what else may be...