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10 Driving Resolutions to Make 2025 Safer for Everyone

As a new year begins, many of us focus on resolutions for self-improvement. We strive to get healthier, spend more time with loved ones, or pick a new hobby. But what about better driving resolutions? Have you considered how improving your driving habits could help prevent car accidents and make a difference on the road?…

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Pittsburgh Drivers Reminded To Drive Sober This Holiday Season

Drunk driving accidents often spike during the holiday season, leaving a devastating impact on victims and their families. For those injured in a drunk driving crash, the consequences can include severe injuries, mounting medical bills, and prolonged recovery times. That’s why officials in Pennsylvania recently launched “Operation Safe Holiday,” an educational campaign aimed at raising…

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How to Prepare Your Car for Winter and Avoid Accidents

Winter in Pennsylvania isn’t just about snowflakes and scenic landscapes — it’s a season when icy roads and poor visibility turn every drive into a potential hazard. No matter how careful you are, you can’t control the reckless choices of others. However, preparing your car for winter can give you the upper hand, helping you…

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Pittsburgh Has A Long Battle with Pedestrian Safety

Pedestrian safety remains a critical issue in Pittsburgh, a city with a long history of serious pedestrian accidents. Despite ongoing efforts, many pedestrians are still at risk of being injured by cars. A recent Public Source article highlighted this troubling trend, where pedestrians are often unfairly blamed for accidents simply for not crossing in marked…

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Concerns Grow as Blocked Sidewalk on Butler Street Endangers Pittsburgh Pedestrians

A blocked sidewalk on Butler Street in Pittsburgh is creating a serious hazard for pedestrians, forcing them into traffic and increasing the risk of pedestrian accidents, according to a recent Yahoo News report. “Thousands of people every week are forced to walk into traffic to get around this,” said Armin Samii, chair of Better Streets…

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Pittsburgh Ranks 15th in U.S. for Worst Traffic Congestion

If you’ve noticed worsening traffic congestion in and around Pittsburgh, you’re not alone. A recent international study of vehicle travel patterns confirms the growing frustration for local commuters. According to the latest report from Inrix, a global analytics firm, Pittsburgh ranked as the 15th most congested city in the United States in 2023. Drivers in…

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Pittsburgh Adds Traffic Calming Measures on Greenfield Avenue

According to a report by WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh has introduced new traffic calming measures on Greenfield Avenue in an effort to enhance road safety and reduce speeding. Speeding is a significant danger on city streets, as it reduces a driver’s ability to react to sudden changes, increases the severity of car accidents, and endangers pedestrians and…

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Pittsburgh Reaffirms Vision Zero After 21 Traffic Deaths in 2023

Pittsburgh leaders recently convened to promote a citywide initiative to reduce serious car accidents and traffic fatalities. Mayor Ed Gainey, the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure, and City Council members gathered to discuss the benefits of measures to minimize traffic incidents, including the installation of speed bumps and traffic circles. According to Councilor Barb Warwick, a…

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What Are the Most Common Injuries in Motorcycle Accidents?

Motorcycle accidents can have devastating consequences for riders Motorcycling embodies a thrilling sense of freedom and adventure, but it also comes with risks due to negligent drivers. Every year, thousands of riders suffer injuries in motorcycle crashes, some of which can be severe or even fatal. May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month – a time…

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Busting Distracted Driving Myths That Put Others at Risk

April Marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month in Maine Misconceptions about distracted driving can contribute to risky behaviors on the road and undermine efforts by others to get home safely. In Maine, an ongoing myth seems to be the assumption that intersections are great places to send and receive phone calls and text messages. Even without…

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