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1/2/2012
Brian Beckcom
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Let 2012 Be An End To Bad Driving

It is a new year! Let’s make a national resolution to be safer on our highways. Millions of Americans are not aware of how dangerous cars can be under the care of a negligent driver. This can be the year of great change in our awareness.

When you get in your car, be aware of the Deadly D’s of Driving:

Distracted Drivers

Drunken or Drugged Drivers

Drowsy Drivers

No one should drive under the influence. Pick a designated driver for the evenings in which you plan to drink. You can take a cab or stay with a friend.

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety offers a link to a list of “Sober Ride” programs by state. These programs offer rides to intoxicated patrons (most of the time for free).

A lof of information has been shared through social websites about the “Tipsy Tow” program, which is a program that will pick you up if you've had too much to drink over this New Years Weekend. “Tipsy Tow” is not nationwide, not being available in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware.

These programs have been issued by AAA to make sure that drunk driving is not an issue in this year.

The experienced attorneys at V&B want you to not be a victim of negligent drivers. We offer you free information on our website that may help you answer your top questions.

If you have been injured by a negligent driver, contact our office today for a free consultation. Toll free: 888-473-1258.


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