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Several Crucial 2005 Accident Facts
   
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Managing Waste Oil Filters In Your Mobile Oil Change Business
Managing Waste Oil Filters is an issue. First we recommend a simple and easy method of crushing those used oil filter to save space and save our Nations Class II .....
Every driver should always have the 5 following items in their vehicle at all times!Managing Waste Oil Filters is an issue. First we recommend a simple and easy method of crushing those used oil filter to save space and save our Nations Class II .....
A paper and pen to take down notes in the event of an accident.
A list of all emergency phone numbers.
A disposable camera to record evidence at the scene of an accident.
A list of medical conditions or allergies you may have.
A set of cones, warning triangles or emergency flares to alert other drivers of an accident.
(These above items can be kept in the glove compartment, or in the trunk, of your vehicle).
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Used to disperse the heat which the coolant has absorbed from the engine, the radiator is a device that contains a vertical- or horizontal-finned tubing section connected between two tanks. .....
SEVEN DEFENSIVE DRIVING TIPSUsed to disperse the heat which the coolant has absorbed from the engine, the radiator is a device that contains a vertical- or horizontal-finned tubing section connected between two tanks. .....
#1. Always wear your seat belt. (Records indicate that 63% of people killed in accidents in 1999 were not wearing seat belts). On the average, inpatient hospital care costs for an unbelted cash victim are 50% higher than those who wore belts. (In 2003 there were an estimated 6,356,000 car accidents in the United States. Plus there were 2.9 million injuries and 42,643 we killed).
It has been predicted that if Americans could reach 90 percent seat belts worn (by the end of 2005) we would have saved over 8 billion bucks.
#2. Understand the effects of drugs and alcohol on your body.
#3. Be patient. If youre fatigued you must stop driving !
#4. Be courteous, rather than aggressive, toward other drivers.
#5. You must look both ways twice before crossing an intersection. (Dont speed into an intersection the instant the light turns green. Another driver may be running a red light).
#6. Always check the blind spots before changing lanes.(It's a fact of life that your mirrors are hardly ever adequate).
#7. Leave enough space between yourself and the motor vehicle ahead of you. (When traveling and/or even when stopped).
YOUR MOTOR VEHICLE PROPERTY DAMAGES
When you bring your motor vehicle to a repair shop, its important to keep in mind that different shops offer disparate damage appraisals. Because of this its always to your advantage to obtain several estimates prior to getting the damage repaired.
YOUR PERSONAL INJURY DAMAGES
Your personal injury may not be felt at the scene but it can absolutely become apparent at a later date. After you were involved in an accident you must visit a physician. The physician may be able to identify injuries youve not yet noticed.
To insure your personal safety (no matter what others may say) be sure to visit your physician after ANY motor vehicle accident you may have been involved in !
DISCLAIMER: The only purpose of this article, SEVERAL CRUCIAL 2005 CAR ACCIDENT FACTS is to help people understand the motor vehicle accident claim process. Dan Baldyga makes no guarantee of any kind whatsoever, NOR to substitute for a lawyer, an insurance adjuster, or claims consultant, or the like. Where such professional help is desired, it is THE INDIVIDUALS RESPONSIBILITY to obtain said services.
Dan Baldygas third and latest book, AUTO ACCIDENT PERSONAL INJURY INSURANCE CLAIM (How To Evaluate And Settle Your Loss) can be found on the internet at http://www.caraccidentclaims.com or http://www.autoaccidentclaims.com. This book reveals How To handle your property damage claim so you wont be taken advantage of. It also goes into detail regarding BASE (The Baldyga Auto Accident Settlement Evaluation Formula). THE BASE FORMULA explains how to determine the value of the Pain and Suffering you endured - - because of your personal injury!
Copyright (c) 2005 By Daniel G. Baldyga. All Rights Reserved
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Dan Baldyga is a retired Insurance Claim man. He was an Adjuster, Supervisor, and Claims Manager for 30 years and then spent another 5 as a Trial Counsel. He has written 3 highly successful "How To" Automobile Accident Books. He can be reached at dbpaw@comcast.net. Article source: http://www.http:EzineArticles.com.