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11/17/2008
Larry
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Teenagers Arent Wearing Their Seatbelts

In the time honored tradition of teenagers behaving differently when adults aren't around, an NHTSA study has shown that over half of the teenage accident victims that died in night crashes werent wearing their seatbelts.

You have to wonder what the numbers would look like if they had buckled up.

Take the time to tell your teen drivers that they need to wear their seatbelts at all times, and not just when you happen to be looking.



11/17/2008
Larry
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Pay As You Go Insurance?

Progressive Insurance is offering to use the way that people actually drive to determine their rates. They plan on doing so by installing the equivalent of a "black box" that records how often you hit the brakes, how fast you accelerate, the rate of speed, etc.

While this seems like a better way of determining rates than using a credit score, level of education or race, insurance companies and software have a history of not mixing to your advantage. For years, insurers have used a program called "Collossus," which they used to artificially lower settlement rates. It isn't hard for us to imagine them figuring out how to tweak the information gathered so it skews in their favor.



11/17/2008
Larry
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It's that time of year again...

The NHTSA has released it's annual count of traffic accidents, deaths and alcohol related fatalities by space. We always take these numbers seriously, as they basically let us know whether the people of New Jersey are taking their responsibilities seriously when they get behind the wheel.

Follow this link to see how New Jersey is doing.

http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Pubs/811016.PDF

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