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151 articles in Car Accidents

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Did street racing cause a preventable car crash?

In movies and television shows, street racing is a heart-pounding form of entertainment. It seems exciting and adventurous, and people often cheer for the participants as they prove their skills and overcome underhanded tactics to win an impromptu street race. \r\n\r\nIn the real world, street racin

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Does car insurance cover hit-and-run crashes?

There are certain general expectations when a car crash occurs. People expect the other driver to stop, as that is what the law requires. They also generally anticipate that insurance coverage will help them pay their expenses.\r\n\r\nLiability insurance coverage is mandatory in Ohio. The at-fault d

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What are the top causes of Ohio car crashes?

There are countless circumstances that could cause car crashes. Sometimes, inclement weather leads to a wreck. Drivers who have to commute to work during a snowstorm or a downpour could have traction or visibility issues that lead to a crash.\r\n\r\nOther times, problems with vehicles can contribute

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Steps to take after a car accident

If you are involved in a car accident, you may feel overwhelmed and confused. While this might be true, it is important to remain calm and take the right steps to protect yourself. \r\n\r\nWhat you do in the moments and even days after a car accident can impact any legal claim. Here, you will find s

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How is fault determined in an Ohio car accident?

In Ohio, determining fault in car accidents is primarily based on the legal principle of \"comparative negligence.\" This system evaluates the actions of everyone involved in the accident. A percentage of fault is assigned to each party. \r\n\r\nOhio follows a modified comparative negligence rule. T

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What NOT to do after an auto accident

Car accidents can be stressful and overwhelming situations. Knowing what not to do after a car accident is just as important as knowing what you should do.\r\n\r\nIf you are involved in an auto accident, avoid these mistakes.\r\nDon't leave the scene\r\nIt's essential to stay at the scene of the acc

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