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Lawmakers Reject Increased Speed Limit That Could Affect Kansas Car Accidents

Supporters and opponents both argued for highway safety Legislators in the Kansas House of Representatives recently voted down an amendment that would have increased the speed limits on some highways.   The proposed law would have given the Kansas Department of Transportation the option of raising the speed limit from 75 to 80 on divided...

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Why Seek Medical Attention after a Rear-End Crash in Wichita?

After a rear-end crash occurs, everyone involved in the accident may sustain injuries and incur medical expenses and missed time from work. The financial losses from an accident can be very high, as even slow-speed rear-end crashes can cause lots of damage. Bankrate, for example, indicates a rear-end collision between a car and SUV can lead...

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How Can Wichita Drivers Help Reduce Collisions Next Year?

Data from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been released regarding total auto accident fatalities in 2015. NHTSA compares data over the years in order to see trends in road safety. While fatality rates had been going down, this trend is reversed in 2015 and there was a significant increase in the number of people...

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Where Head On Crashes Are Most Likely to Occur in Wichita

This holiday season, many drivers will be traveling to see friends and family. As motorists hit the roads, it is important to understand how to reduce the risk of one of the most dangerous car accident types: head-on collisions. Knowing where head-on crashes are most likely to occur can help motorists to make sure they...

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How to Report Your Wichita Car Accident

In Kansas, drivers must buy personal injury protection (PIP) auto insurance coverage. Because PIP is required, your own auto insurance company is going to be responsible for providing you with coverage for medical treatment expenses post-collision. This is true no matter who actually caused the collision. In the event injuries are serious or a wrongful...

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Wichita Seniors Could Pose Unacceptable Car Accident Risks

The rapid aging of the population is raising significant concerns about motor vehicle accident risks. Seniors over the age of 70 are the demographic group with the second-highest rate of car accidents according to Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Only teenagers are more dangerous on the roads than elderly drivers. By 2030, 20 percent of...

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