Ban on Cellphone Use Hasn't Reduced Accidents: Study

Laws in California restricting cellphone use while driving may not reduce the number of traffic accidents.

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Crashes Kill Teens More Often Than Anything Else

Automobile crashes kill more teenagers than anything else according to a new study.

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Car Crashes Cost US Economy Almost a Trillion Dollars a Year

Would you believe that the economic costs of motor vehicle crashes are nearly $900 per person living in the U.S.?

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Google Self-Driving Cars Could Be Available in Six Years

For the last five years Google has been hard at work developing self-driving cars. The technology company has made enormous strides over the last half a decade but there’s still a lot more to do.

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Highway Crash Deaths Drop to New Low

Highway crash deaths dropped to the lowest point since 1949 according to federal safety regulators.

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Man Tries To Escape DUI By Moving Crashed Car With Stolen Forklift

“It must have seemed like a good idea at the time. He didn’t want anyone to call us so he tried to move the vehicle himself. It was, though, very dangerous and illegal,” said an officer.

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Little Green Car Narrowly Escapes Crashing Bus Sandwich [Video]

Look for the little green car in this video. No, not that one. See it?

It’s just another day in Bangladesh (according to the comments), one of the many South Asian countries with more notorious drivers than the last 6 Nicholas Cage movies. After the bus knocks over the other one, the little green car ejects itself from the scene of the crime like a wayward booger. It appears to be a tuk-tuk, traveling alongside the bus without enough time to stop its puny self.

We hope nobody was seriously injured, though Mr. Tuk-Tuk Driver may have to wipe down his seat. Click the jump to see the whole video.

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Judge Throws Out Ford Verdict On Sudden Acceleration

Ford concealed documents pertaining to a case it won in 2010, according to a Florida judge who has thrown out its verdict.

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