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Southern California Snowstorms Result in Dangerous Driving Conditions

Southern California Snowstorms Result in Dangerous Driving Conditions Recently Southern California was hit by a serious snowstorm that caused dangerous conditions on the 14 Freeway. The slick roads wet from rain and snow resulted in several accidents—one accident occurring in Palmdale was fatal. According to ABC 7 News, “at least…

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Heading into Holidays—Stay Safe on Southern California Roads

Heading into Holidays—Stay Safe on Southern California Roads The holiday season is just kicking off with Thanksgiving around the corner. With millions of people traveling to visit family, go shopping, and attend holiday events, the roads can be more dangerous than ever. It is important to make sure that as…

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Study Suggests Lowering Blood Alcohol Level to .05—California Bill Supports the Drop

Drunk driving is a continual problem on California roads. In order to combat this deadly danger, a new state bill has been proposed which would lower the legal blood-alcohol level for drivers in California to .05%. ABC 7 News reports that California law makers are considering the bill, AB 1713,…

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Hundreds of Drunk Drivers Arrested, Dozens Killed, in July 4th Car Accidents

The 4th of July is generally a day filled with food, family and friends, and fireworks as people across the nation celebrate America. These celebrations often include alcohol and far too often people make the dangerous choice to drive while intoxicated. As a result, a significant increase in drunk driving…

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Increased Traffic and Crashes on Silver Lake Roads Due to Traffic App “Short-cuts”

According to ABC 7 News, popular traffic map apps, such as Waze, Google Maps, and Apple Maps, are causing big problems on small Los Angeles residential streets. One residential road in Silver Lake has become a popular “short cut” for app users. However, with more commuters using this “short cut,”…

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