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DUI charges for driver in deadly Chicago hit-and-run pedestrian accident

As Chicago auto accident lawyers from Abels & Annes reported to yesterday, an Illinois hit-and-run pedestrian accident has caused the death of a man in his 30s on the Stevenson Expressway on Thursday evening. It is now being reported by the Chicago Tribune that the at fault driver has been…

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Libertyville police conducting special patrols in an effort to reduce Illinois DUI accidents on St. Patrick’s Day

In an effort to reduce Chicago area car crashes, the Libertyville, Illinois Police Department is running special patrols this St. Patrick’s Day week, according to Tribune Local. They are taking a zero tolerance stance against impaired drivers. Police chief Clint Herdegen is stating that if you drink and drive in…

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Chicago drunk driving car accidents could someday be eliminated by new technology

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration unveiled new technology last week that could someday eliminate the threat of drunk driving car accidents in Chicago and elsewhere. Our Chicago personal injury attorneys frequently report on the dangers of drunk driving crashes in Illinois. The U.S. Department of Transportation reports alcohol was…

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Mandatory BAC testing could reduce risk of drunk driving car accidents in Chicago

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is pushing states to adopt a “no refusal” strategy when it comes to dealing with motorists suspected of drunk driving. As our Chicago car accident lawyers often report, drunk driving is responsible for about one-third of the nation’s fatal traffic accidents. Somewhere in The…

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Designated drivers can help reduce risks of Chicago car accidents caused by drunk driving

Our Chicago car accident attorneys encourage revelers to make arrangements to get home safe this holiday season. If you are going to be drinking, don’t drive. And make sure friends and loved ones also have made arrangements for safe transport home. Companies and safety organizations are offering professional designated drivers…

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Technology could someday eliminate drunk driving car accidents in Chicago and nationwide

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety is funding a $10 million study that could make new-age ignition interlock devices as standard in new vehicles as seat belts and airbags. The Boston Globe broke the story in the wake of criticism of the federal…

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