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Driving without a license may make you uninsured

In a consolidated case that involved six drivers that drove cars that were insured by Founders Insurance or Safeway Insurance, the issue was whether Founders and Safeway should pay for injuries caused by a driver that drove the car without a license. Founders and Safeway argued that they did not…

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New Illinois Law Requires Drivers To Stop At Crosswalks When Pedestrians Present.

A new law has just passed the Illinois Senate that would require drivers to come to a complete stop if a pedestrian enters a crosswalk. The old law only required drivers to slow down or stop only when necessary. In 2007, 172 pedestrians were struck in crosswalks in Illinois prompting…

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Chicago’s Michigan Ave. a hot spot for auto accidents involving personal injury

Chicago Illinois is a major city, and like most large urban areas, tend to have a vast amount of auto accidents. Chicago’s Michigan Ave. seems to be a hot spot for, not just auto accidents, but accidents that involve personal injury. A recent Chicago Sun-Times article highlights such accidents and…

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Chicago Launches Program To Reduce Nighttime Pedestrian Accidents

Chicago’s Department of Transportation (CDOT) is teaming up with the Chicago Police Department to implement a new nighttime pedestrian accident reduction program. This innovative effort will focus on areas of the city that have had a high number of pedestrian accidents. Analysis of Chicago nighttime pedestrian accident data for 2005-2007…

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Chicago Police To Enforce Crosswalk Laws

This week Chicago police will begin pulling over drivers who do not yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk. Moving-violation ticket fines range up to $500.00. The city will use plainclothes police officers posing as pedestrians at intersections without stop signs to implement the sting operation. Additionally, legislation has been introduced…

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Weird Traffic Facts about Drivers, Accidents, and Driving

In his new book “Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do” Tom Vanderbilt uncovered a lot of surprising information by digging into driving studies. For example: – Drivers honk less on weekends. – Pedestrians on cell phones take longer to cross the street, and look at traffic less often…

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