March 7, 2024
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Experiencing the wilderness of Alaska is a coveted adventure. A drive from Anchorage to Alaska’s interior is filled with panoramic views, bringing cars to a halt on shoulderways for those fortunate enough to glimpse Denali on a cloudless day. However, the landscape is not the only situation that stops drivers in their tracks. Alaskans navigate...

September 20, 2023
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If you are a parent looking for a mode of transport for your teen, it is only natural that the question of motorbikes has crossed your mind. Motorcycles are dangerous in the hands of someone who can’t handle them, even if your teen tells you otherwise. Being able to get their license at 16 means...

September 16, 2023
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According to the Department of Transport, there are around half a million annual truck collisions in the US, and 98% of them end in fatalities. In most cases, it’s the party traveling in the smaller vehicle that is more seriously injured or killed. Taking this into consideration, let’s take a look at why semi-truck accidents...

June 15, 2023
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Bad weather causes accidents, it’s a tale as old as the road. In the age of the automobile, most car accidents cause life-threatening injuries, and too often fatalities. The weather affects driving conditions, increasing stopping distances. Drivers need to be adept at adapting their driving behavior to adverse weather conditions. Reduced Traction and Increased Braking...

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