Insurance industry rep thinks focusing on technology would be more useful than laws banning cell phone use.
Advertisements for license plate sprays and covers say they render those pesky red-light cameras ineffective. A new study shows they don't work.
Google is blamed for directing a pedestrian to a state highway with no sidewalks.
Forget road rage. Nearly 1 in 3 drivers reports a little hanky-panky.
Gangs of thieves stage accidents, fake injuries and then collect millions in fraudulent insurance claims.
N.J. police write an average of 9,770 cell phone tickets a month. Meanwhile, a poll found an increase in texting while driving.
Getting caught by a camera for speeding or running a red light really irks some people. But why can't we just drive better?
Injuries to pedestrians on cell phones are rising, demonstrating another down side of multitasking.
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