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There are many factors to consider when buying a car, including annual costs of ownership, gas mileage, safety records, and preferences like size and features. Statistics show the average annual costs of car ownership in the US exceed $7,000 per year. Drivers also typically get lower gas mileage than estimated and gas prices are currently around $2.89 per gallon. Nearly 6.4 million car accidents occurred in 2005 and vehicle crashes remain a leading cause of death. Teenage drivers face higher risks, with 16-17 year olds 3 times more likely to die in crashes than average.
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Frightening Consequences of Head on Collision
Failure to maintain vehicle control – as seen in the high-speed pursuit incident – is a common cause of head-on collisions in the U.S. Injuries in head-on collision vary greatly from one crash to another – depending on the severity of the blow, vehicle speed, and what safety devices were used. Hire an experienced car accident attorney to investigate the accident and establish the chain of events leading up to the crash is vital to recover monetary compensation.
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Car Crashes & You
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Costs for Fatal Motor Vehicle Fatalities
Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of death in the United States, especially for those aged 5 to 34. A study found the annual cost of fatal motor vehicle accidents in Oregon was $422 million, with most costs coming from lost work. Young adults aged 20 to 34 accounted for the highest costs at $155 million. Various solutions are proposed to reduce accidents and fatalities, such as graduated licensing, sobriety checkpoints, and increased seatbelt enforcement.
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