Learn about BAC levels that constitute drunk and buzzed driving Many people still think that it’s okay to drive if they just are “buzzed.” They differentiate in their minds between having a couple drinks and being drunk. It they have a “buzz,” then they think it’s still okay to drive home. This is a horrible …
Category: Teen Driving
Distracted Driving Awareness Month highlights most dangerous and deadly behavior by Michigan teen drivers We’re into the last week of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and as auto accident attorneys we would like to turn today to the subject of teen driving. To be clear, distracted driving poses a dangerous threat for all drivers. Since I’ve …
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Our auto accident lawyers suggest rules to protect teenage drivers and prevent teen car accidents in Michigan Last week I blogged about an AAA Michigan study that said summer is the deadliest time of the year for teens in car accidents. AAA determined that between 2005 and 2009, an average of 422 teen auto accident …
Auto accident attorney shares high school ‘Scared Straight’ simulation program that uses police, grim reaper and mock obituaries to deter teenage drunk driving As a Michigan auto accident attorney, I’ve seen first-hand the devastating, tragic consequences of how drunk driving can shatter lives. And I believe we should be doing whatever it takes to deter …
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Traffic safety tips for avoiding car accidents Given the fast pace of today’s society, it’s understandable if you feel overwhelmed at times with the challenge of keeping your children safe. May is National Youth Traffic Safety Month. Our car accident attorneys believe that awareness and education are the keys to protecting your family. With warm …
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Young drivers account for more than one-third of all car accidents. To put that into perspective, drivers ages 16-24 were involved more than 34 percent of all traffic crashes last year, according to SEMCOG. This fact came as no surprise to me, because as an auto accident attorney, I sadly see car crashes at the …