Over the years, there have been numerous studies which show the leading causes for car wrecks. They have covered the places they are most-likely to occur, and which groups are more likely to become injured or die, as well. We even covered one study recently, which showed that men were not only more prone to be in a collision, but also to have fatal injuries as a result. One thing no other major study has done, until now, is to take a serious look into the role that gender plays in auto accidents. Researchers at Kansas State University examined five years of data and discovered that driver behavior between men and women have some interesting differences. Compared to Men, Women…
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Why the Data is Important The research team noted that both the elderly, as well as younger drivers, are more likely to be involved in collisions than those of any other age group. For this reason, the study only looked at collisions involving people ages 15-24, so they could pinpoint any underlying causes. This new information can be used to help reduce the number of car wrecks in Charleston and throughout the country, because awareness programs can be targeted toward the drivers who need to hear the message most.
Regardless of age or gender, auto accidents can have a devastating impact on a person's life. There may be medical bills that grow, damage to property, and other expenses that can be difficult to manage, especially if time of work is needed to recover. If you've been injured, or have lost someone you care about to a collision, a court may award you reparations to help cover your losses or to compensate you for pain and suffering. Seek any medical attention you need first, then contact an attorney to help you obtain a fair settlement. Not only do we offer free consultations, but we can come to you until you're well enough to travel, and we don't demand any up-front payments. Please contact us using our online form or speak to one of our attorneys now by calling 1(800)610-2546.
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