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Top 5 causes of car accidents in America

February 12, 2013

By Michael Pines

When you get behind the wheel, you run an inherent risk of getting into a car accident even if you’re a responsible driver. According to the National Safety Council, the odds of getting into a car accident are about 1 in 6,100.

Wake up call for drowsy drivers

January 15, 2013

By Michael Pines

Driving when tired is the equivalent to drunk driving according to several studies, but now a new smartphone app aims to alert drivers when they start counting sheep.

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