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• When a self-driving car crashes, whose fault is it?
• Study says SUVs partly to blame for increase in pedestrian deaths
• Despite improvements, New York remains dangerous for pedestrians
• Safety tips for public transportation in New York
• Pressure to attend work calls makes distracted driving worse
• Tips for safe winter driving
• Video-monitoring could drastically reduce truck accidents
• Are self-driving cars safe on roads with human-driven cars?
• Poll finds one in three concussion victims suffer long-term effects
• Turbulence and in-flight injuries: Who is liable?
• Medical malpractice in New York: a primer
• Finding the right surgeon in New York
• Teen drivers are at higher risk during the ‘100 Deadliest Days’
• Divided attention: The risky practice of simultaneous surgeries
• Why should New Yorkers obtain legal representation after a car wreck?
• Are consumers ready for autonomous cars?
• How can I avoid driver fatigue on my upcoming road trip?
• Are older adults vulnerable to harm from prescription drugs?
• Studies show older drivers may be prone to certain types of accidents
• Report: NHTSA plans major changes for crash test rating system
• Driver distraction may be behind national rise in deadly car accidents
• New York City Council raises flag about truck accidents
• Walking in New York? Be aware of pedestrian risks
• New penalties for some drunk drivers in New York
• Amtrak accident could lead to reform in liability laws
• New texting and driving laws in effect in New York
• Numerous studies prove that "hands-free" doesn’t mean "distraction-free"
• Small plane safety issues highlighted by string of recent crashes
• Distractions, fatigue cause surgical error, studies find
• Study shows private airplane accidents result in most fatalities