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Connecticut recently entered Phase 2 of its reopening plan following a decline in COVID-19 cases. This includes a reopening of gyms, nail salons and restaurants. Indoor gatherings can occur at a capacity of 25 people, and outdoor gatherings at 100 people. As Connecticut starts to transition back to somewhat normal, more people will start traveling...

Being involved in a car accident that you know was caused by someone else's reckless behavior can be frustrating. You may be dealing with medical bills, car damage, and lost wages as a result. If you think you can rely on insurance companies to foot the bill, think again. No matter how friendly insurance representatives...

Whether you were involved in a fender-bender or a crash that completely totaled your car, the aftermath can be overwhelming. You may be worried about how you’ll cover the cost of repairing your car. How will you be able to afford a new car? What steps will you need to take to get a rental...

Do you feel safe from a pedestrian crash inside a building? If the answer is yes, you may want to consider the possibility that you could still be hit by a car. Pedestrians aren't as safe in buildings as you may think. While typically rare, cars still crash into buildings. Here are some local examples:...

With the popularity of rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft, people who consume alcohol have more transportation options at their fingertips than ever. Despite this, some people still choose to drive after having too much to drink. According to a report released by Safe Smart Living, the District of Columbia has the highest rate...

If you have purchased a Volvo S60 sedan or V60 wagon that was manufactured from June 2, 2010 through December 21, 2016, you may have an open safety recall on your car. According to Consumer Reports, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently issued a recall of nearly 145,000 Volvos due to a mechanical...

Like the rest of New England, southern Connecticut recently had its first round of snowfall for the season. Until the warmer spring weather arrives, we will likely see more snow — and car accidents. Each year across the United States, more than 1,300 people are killed and 116,800 are injured in crashes on snowy, slushy,...

Traveling some of Fairfield County's major roads can be stressful at times. Traffic congestion on Interstate 95 or on the Merritt, confusing intersections, and inconsiderate drivers can add to that frustration. Sometimes a minor inconvenience during the daily commute can escalate into violence or aggressive behavior that can result in someone's injury, or even death....

One of the core reasons drivers get distracted and engage in other risky driving behavior is because of the confidence in their ability to do so. "People have a tendency to overrate their skills and abilities in just general driving. But also we see that it extends to their ability to control and coordinate distracting...

The 2019/2020 school year is now in full swing. Many children and parents are adjusting to the post-summer commute. But have all drivers adjusted to it yet? School zones in Fairfield County often become congested with lines of traffic, some of which can spill out onto the roads and streets. In addition, many children who...