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Cold Snaps And What It Can Mean On The Road

New Englanders aren’t strangers to winter weather, but that doesn’t mean they are always prepared for the changes in driving conditions. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, winter car crashes account for 17% of all traffic accidents in the U.S. The nationwide statistic is high, considering that not all parts of the country receive the

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Here Are Some Of The Worst Roads In Boston, MA

Driving in Boston can put you in danger more than you may realize. Many roads include bridges and roads in poor condition, which may increase the risk of accidents for drivers and pedestrians alike. Motorists traveling through the area may encounter poor road conditions caused by bad weather, including rough pavement and potholes. As drivers travel through

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What Are The Road Conditions In Boston, MA?

From heavy traffic to winter snowstorms, the road conditions in Boston, MA, make it a wonderful city for walking and a tricky one for driving. Challenging road conditions can lead to automobile accidents, which cost you time and money. The first step in preventing collisions, property damage and injuries is maintaining awareness of potential hazards

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Motorcycle Riding Tips

Warm Weather Means More Bikes, and More Danger, on the Road With an average daily forecast in the 70s in the summertime, Boston is a great city for motorcyclists, and they come out in droves between Memorial Day and Labor Day. But a sudden abundance of motorcyclists can mean a sudden uptick in crashes. Whether

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What Is Voir Dire?

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone Pronounced “vwar deer,” voir dire is the process of selecting a fair and impartial jury. During voir dire, lawyers from both sides ask potential jury members questions to ascertain whether they can keep an open mind during a trial. The judge also asks questions of members

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