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New York Accident Fatalities Remain High Despite Reduced Traffic during Coronavirus Pandemic
We have all probably noticed how there are far fewer cars and other vehicles on our roadways in the last couple of months due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, the Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports that less traffic has not necessarily translated to lowering injuries and fatalities. Reports indicate that drivers are getting increasingly reckless at …
Injured in a New York City Pedestrian Accident? Here is What You Can Do
As a victim of a New York City pedestrian accident, you are immediately faced with having to find treatment for the injuries as well as questions regarding the length of recovery time needed and its implications. Further, having to deal promptly afterward with the insurance companies and seeking compensation for yourself or a family member …
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Long Island Contractor Accused of Exposing the Public to Toxic Lead Paint
A Long Island company threatened public health by exposing people to lead-based paint while doing renovation work in residential properties, according to a new federal lawsuit filed against a New Hyde Park contractor. A news report in the Daily Voice stated that the lawsuit filed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office seeks injunctive relief preventing the …
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Pedestrian Fatally Injured in Long Island Hit and Run Crash
A 63-year-old man was killed in a hit and run collision on Long Island, which officials said, involved a driver who fled the scene. According to a report in the New York Daily News, the pedestrian was crossing Jerusalem Avenue near Spencer Place in Hempstead. The driver sped off after striking the pedestrian. But, another …
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Pedestrian Safety Boosted with Simple Infrastructure Changes
Design elements such as bollards and rubber curbs will prevent drivers from cutting across intersections and can make streets safer for pedestrians, according to a new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). This type of “centerline hardening” forces drivers to turn more slowly at close to a right angle by blocking the …
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