According to the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration, an estimated 2,295 people die in motor vehicle accidents during major holiday periods. Several factors contribute to this alarming statistic, including heightened traffic volumes, unpredictable changes in weather conditions, and the distractions associated with holiday celebrations.
This winter marks the first season “Christine’s Law” is in effect in Pennsylvania. This new law requires drivers to remove snow and ice from their vehicles within 24 hours following a heavy winter storm.
*Updated for 2024* As the temperatures drop and it starts to snow again, we must be cautious of the increase in ER visits this weather brings. No matter what you’re doing this time of year, accidents and injuries can happen any time, any place.
According to the Federal Highway Administration, nearly 900 people are killed and 76,000 people are injured yearly in car accidents due to winter weather.
“What do you do to stay safe following a snowstorm?” The first snowfall of winter is always exciting and fun. Once the excitement fades, the storm’s aftermath can become a problem.
5 Safe Winter Driving Tips for Truck Drivers Winter is here, which means dangerous driving conditions for all.
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