Many car manufacturers are increasingly making and testing vehicles with advanced technologies that don't need a driver to operate them or that drivers theoretically do not have to drive while sitting in the driver's seat, allowing them to do other things behind the wheel. According to a recent Forbes study, most drivers don't trust this...
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I-95 in Connecticut Ranked Among America's Most Congested Roads
Connecticut drivers know all too well the frustration of sitting in traffic, and for those who travel I-95, it can be an everyday headache. Recently, this stretch of highway was ranked as one of America's most congested roads. With thousands of cars packing up lanes every day, it's no surprise commuters face significant delays and...
Read MoreCTDOT Warns of Increased Teen Driver Crashes During 100 Deadliest Days
As summer kicks into high gear, the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is warning about a sharp rise in teen driver crashes during the 100 Deadliest Days, from Memorial Day to Labor Day. This stretch is especially dangerous for young drivers, with a significant increase in fatal accidents. CTDOT emphasizes the need for awareness and...
Read MoreMotorcycle Safety Awareness Month: CTDOT Urges Caution on Connecticut Roads
May marks Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, an initiative by the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) in collaboration with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This campaign emphasizes the shared responsibility of all road users to ensure motorcyclist safety awareness. Why is motorcycle safety awareness important? Motorcyclists face a significantly higher risk of injury and...
Read MoreConnecticut Cracks Down on Distracted Driving
Distracted driving remains a serious problem in Connecticut. According to a recent statement released by the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT), state officials are taking a tough stance and doing their part to end distracted driving accidents. "We urge all drivers to prioritize safety by keeping their focus on the road and not on their...
Read MoreSevere Brain Injuries Are Common in Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian accidents often result in severe injuries. This is because pedestrians are no match for a speeding car or truck that hits them while crossing the street or walking alongside a road. And one of the most serious injuries pedestrians can sustain is a traumatic brain injury. So, just how common are brain injuries in...
Read MoreConnecticut's Most Dangerous Highway: I-95
Why do so many car accidents happen on this highway? Car accidents in Connecticut can occur anywhere at any time. However, some roads have far more collisions than others. At the top of the list is Interstate 95, which was recently named the deadliest highway in the state based on a study conducted by Car...
Read MoreFive Ways To Fix Bad Driving Habits
Changing some behaviors can make our roads safer. There are many drivers on the road who have bad habits when they're behind the wheel. Many of these habits are fairly common. But they are also dangerous and lead to car accidents every day in Fairfield County and throughout Connecticut. How common are these habits? The...
Read MoreImpaired Driving Crashes Spike During the Holidays
Car accidents caused by impaired drivers during the holidays have become a serious problem in recent years. That's why several organizations hope to prevent these accidents from happening during the holiday season. "Weekends and holidays can be dangerous times on our roadways," says the National Safety Council (NSC). "Two of the most celebrated days of...
Read MoreWhat Are the Deadliest Types of Roads in Connecticut?
Navigating the roads in Connecticut, whether it's your daily commute or you're just passing through, can sometimes lead to serious and fatal car accidents. Recent studies have shed light on the fact that not all roads are created equal in terms of safety, with certain types of roads more prone to serious accidents, some of...
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