Auto Accident

North Carolina Car Accident Lawyers Examine Legalities of Autonomous Vehicles

January 16, 2014 Technological advancements and innovations are happening all around us, but they have gained a significant presence in the automotive industry in recent years. Car manufacturers are now designing vehicles that are able to operate by themselves as passengers sit back and engage in other activities such as reading, watching television, or surfing […]

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Most Dangerous Intersections in Raleigh

Each year, the state Department of Transportation (DOT) compiles a list of the most hazardous sections, intersections and bicycle-pedestrian intersections across the state’s highways and byways. The list takes into account a number of factors, chief among them the frequency of accidents and the injuries sustained, using data compiled over a five-year period. For the

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Defective Highway Design Being Corrected In Raleigh After Crash Numbers Skyrocket

October 10, 2013 One of the leading causes of accidental death in North Carolina is collisions involving motor vehicles. Data from the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Division of Motor Vehicles shows that in 2011 alone, a total of 1,208 lives were lost as the result of car accidents. The North Carolina Car Accident Lawyers

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North Carolina Car Accident Lawyers Discuss Decline In Safety Interest As Crash Numbers Rise

August 22, 2013 Despite the number of fatal North Carolina car accidents growing in recent years, the public seems to be less concerned than ever before with the dangerous behaviors of drivers. The North Carolina Car Accident Lawyers with HensonFuerst explain these findings were supported by a recent study conducted by the AAA Foundation. According

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