found that 98% of drivers think they are safe, but that 72% of them drive while distracted. Nationwide claims that distractions like mobile phone usage, text messaging and eating cause a great majority of accidents. The company also says societal pressure to...

cull data from police accident reports, state vehicle registration files, state driving license files, state highway department data, vital statistics, death certificates, hospital records, and the like. Presently, the system contains 38,588 accidents, which...

What if your original key was to end with ‘8’ and someone else had the same key, but ending in ‘0’. Oops! This is probably part of the reason why EA has removed their original suggestion from their site. Nonetheless, accidents happen, and this similar...

broken TVs taught us an important lesson: failing to tighten the safety strap (or failing to use it at all) can end in tears. Prevent pricey accidents by practicing safe Wii-ing. Today the kind folks at the HSN are here to teach us another lesson: If you're...

to the university in real-time. The point of the study was to see if this provided more accurate information than sources like traffic.com, which rely on weather conditions, accidents, and other external factors that are just plugged into a scale formula. UC...

a phone (even with a hands-free device) can cause accidents. You can read a 2005 University of Utah study that drivers using hands-free phones still had a much higher rate of accidents. So far enforcement of the new law has been mixed. The California Highway...