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Children at Highest Risk for Pedestrian Accidents in Arkansas

Pedestrian Accident in Fort Smith Sends Teenager to Hospital A terrifying pedestrian accident in Fort Smith, Arkansas recently highlighted the increased danger automobiles pose to children. Just last week a high school student was struck and injured by a reckless driver while crossing the street in a marked crosswalk in…

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Trucking Accident in Arkansas Demonstrates Danger Lurking on the Interstate Highway System

A potentially lethal trucking accident in Arkansas this past week highlights the danger we are all in when travelling the busy interstate highway system crisscrossing our state. Part of Arkansas 7 was actually shut down on January 8th after an 18-wheeler hauling thousands of gallons of a caustic acid overturned…

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Number of Drunk Driving Accidents in Arkansas Among Nation’s Highest

Even Stiffer DWI Laws Don’t Stop Drivers from Drinking People hurt in drunk driving accidents in Arkansas aren’t really concerned with statistics. Their ordeal is a very personal one. But according to accident and arrest figures collected around the country, Arkansas is the 13th most dangerous state in the nation…

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Car Accident on the Highway in Arkansas Highlights State’s Distracted Driving Problem

Distracted Driving Leaves its Mark on Innocent Victims in Arkansas Statistics show that if you’ve been hurt in a car accident on the highway in Arkansas, there’s a big chance your injuries were caused by a distracted driver. Indeed, the number of people hurt in car crashes on     …

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Grocery Stores are Hotspots for Slip and Fall Accidents in Arkansas

We don’t often pay attention to the ground we’re walking on—especially when we’re shopping for dinner in a crowded supermarket. We’re thinking about menu options, trying to remember everything on the list (which we forgot at home), messing with coupon and loyalty apps on our phones, and wrangling kids through…

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Arkansas is One of the Most Dangerous States to Drive In

There is a higher-than-average number of car accidents in Arkansas every year. The total in 2012 was 504—nearly 70% higher than the national average. That’s roughly 17 accidents per 100,000 people (compared to the national average of just 10.2 per 100,000). With the major highways and interstate traffic crisscrossing our…

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Driver Inexperience May Have Contributed to Motorcycle Accident in Arkansas

Police investigators suggest that driver inexperience could have played a role in a non-fatal motorcycle accident in Arkansas on October 16th in the town of Mena. Official reports show that a Crown Victoria sedan driven by an unnamed 16-year old crashed into a Harley Davidson motorcycle in front of the…

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Did Texting Cause Fatal Car Accident in Harrison, Arkansas?

Police are investigating a deadly car accident in Arkansas that left one man dead and a young boy seriously injured earlier this month. The crash, like so many on Arkansas’ highways, involved an 18-wheel big rig—though an accident reconstruction specialist suspects the driver of the smaller vehicle may likely have…

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Crosswalk Accidents on College Campuses are Happening Far too Often

Crosswalks can be dangerous places to walk. They’re “danger areas” where foot traffic intersects with car and truck traffic and, all too often, these alleged “safe zones” are the scenes of terrible pedestrian accidents in Arkansas. A pedestrian, rightfully so, feels a sense of safety while walking within a crosswalk.…

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