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Autonomous Cars Could Lead to Less Traffic, Fewer Accidents

Posted Mon, Feb 23, 2015

The introduction of Self Driving cars to the roads promises less traffic, fewer cars, fewer car accidents, and lower personal injury rates.

Tragedy strikes as disabled man found frozen next to wheelchair

Posted Mon, Feb 16, 2015

It would seem common sense but I am going to restate it anyway. Whenever you take anyone home you should always make sure they get in their front door to safety.

Organ Donation Saves Lives

Posted Mon, Feb 09, 2015

A good thing which can arise from the death of a loved one is that you can help others to live.

Fading and Peeling Licence Plates are an Issue for Many Drivers

Posted Mon, Feb 02, 2015

Many drivers are not happy with their licence plate purchases.

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