Cars that drive themselves – not just for science fiction anymore
On behalf of David Raimondo of The Raimondo Law Firm posted in Car Accidents on Tuesday, August 19, 2014. A recent article in Reuters is
August 19, 2014
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Can computers stop accidents? Police in the South say yes.
A new software program is causing a ruckus in the South. The program, referred to as CRASH or Crash Reduction Analyzing Statistical History, is finding
August 15, 2014
Study finds texting ban reduces risks of car crashes
On behalf of David Raimondo of The Raimondo Law Firm posted in Car Accidents on Tuesday, August 5, 2014. A study published in the August
August 5, 2014
Frequent storms on Long Island creating driving conditions that are hazardous to motorists, even when travel is necessary
As winter 2014 drones on, people of Long Island are becoming increasingly snow-roads.jpgfrustrated with the endless parade of snowstorms that seem to be passing through
February 13, 2014
Jury Duty Scam: Whatever you do, just hang up
Imagine receiving a phone call from an individual who claims to be an officer of the court with a warrant out for your arrest. Puzzled
August 2, 2013
Young drivers can now face a 60-day license suspension for improper cell phone use while driving
The responsibility of driving a car is not always clearly understood by younger and inexperienced drivers. Teenagers do not always understand that if the vehicle
July 3, 2013
Crackdown on Texting and Driving Due to an Increase in Car Accidents in New York
A major crackdown on texting while driving went into effect when legislation was signed into law this past Friday by Governor Andrew Cuomo of New
June 12, 2013
Teens will be buried in native countries
The families of two teens who died in a backyard accident made plans Friday for a single wake for the pair, described as “brothers,”
May 9, 2012
Wake held for teens who died in cesspool
Mourners at the wake Monday for two teenagers who died in a cesspool in Farmingville described them as sweet and selfless — and who had
May 9, 2012
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