You were injured at the hands of a distracted driver in Pennsylvania, and it turns out that the driver was a teenager. Teens are prone to be distracted, but smartphones are not the only reason: The time when school starts each day can have an impact on teens' safety....
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Accident raises questions about tunnel safety
A Pennsylvania family says that they are lucky to be alive after emerging unscathed from a multi-vehicle accident on the afternoon of Feb. 22. The family's SUV was proceeding eastbound on Route 51 near Pittsburgh at approximately 2 p.m. when it was struck from behind....
The NHTSA’s crash tests and safety ratings may need upgrades
Many Pennsylvania residents will only purchase vehicles that have received four or five stars from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's rating system. This system, which is based on the results of various crash tests, has had a positive impact on the...
