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Which is more dangerous: Drunk driving or drowsy driving?

The answer is surprisingly complicated. Both are dangerous. While law enforcement attributes far more traffic fatalities to drunk driving than drowsy driving, it’s also harder to recognize drowsy driving, causing officers to attribute such crashes to another factor. In other words, we may not really know how many fatal crashes are caused by sleep-deprived drivers.

Pickups are getting bigger all the time – and that affects safety

Consumers demand ever-bigger pickup trucks to help them “conquer the road.” It’s a cultural phenomenon. Unfortunately, most people don’t realize that the larger these vehicles get, the larger the blind spot they have in the front. Children and shorter adults can be in this blind spot with neither the pedestrian nor the pickup driver being

Looking into the future of motor vehicle safety tech

It wasn’t long ago that car safety features focused exclusively on protecting the driver and occupants who were inside the vehicle. Today’s safety technology goes further by using suites of cameras, radar, sensors and computer processors to prevent motor vehicle crashes from happening in the first place. The safety technology of 2021 protects no only the driver

Living in an old house: Should I worry about asbestos?

There are many reasons families choose to purchase an older home. The architecture and character certainly factor into that decision, as well as the rising popularity of do-it-yourself renovations. However, it is not uncommon for older homes in Tennessee – particularly those built between 1940 and 1970 – to contain asbestos. The hazardous material was

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