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This article tells you what you should do if you are involved in a car accident, but do you know what you should do if you witness one? As a witness, you can play a critical role to ensure victims' safety and you can also assist law enforcement and claims adjusters. By following these tips, you'll be prepared to help…

Taking time to safely store your critical documents will give you peace of mind and ensure that you are prepared following an emergency. The Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends taking an inventory of all important documents and valuables; this checklist will get you started. Once you have that, start to think about how to safely store your items. Here are two ways: Bank safe deposit…

Safety features for cars have progressed over the years. Seat belts, anti-lock break systems, airbags and electronic stability control are just a few. New technology has increased the amount of safety features that are available to consumers. Although they are extra-cost options at this point, the benefits of having these features outweigh the cost. Some features may be required in every car in the near future,…

Aggressive driving accounts for more than half of all traffic fatalities. In fact, the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimate that over 6 million crashes in the United States are caused by road rage. Many common behaviors, including racing, failing to observe signs and regulations, seeking confrontations with other drivers all qualify as potentially aggressive behaviors. Speeding is considered…