Filed under: Etc. , Government/Legal , Safety , Videos Have you ever watched something only to think, What the heck is that guy smoking? Well that wouldn’t come even close to explaining this latest incident as seen here on a store’s surveillance cameras.
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Video: Tennessee man attempts murder with truck by driving through store
Filed under: Safety , Videos Hitting the gas pedal instead of the brake is an altogether too common occurrence, one that often carries deadly consequences. Thankfully, that wasn’t the case here. ABC News is reporting that three victims in a crash at a San Diego, CA, restaurant suffered only minor injuries after a woman drove her car through the front door. Surveillance video captured the whole episode
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Video: Car plows through restaurant after driver confuses pedals
Filed under: Videos Americans everywhere are feeling the pinch of high unemployment and a stagnant economy. Even the gainfully employed are having a tough go of things, as wages aren’t keeping up with inflation. ABC News took a look at holiday spending, showing how much the price of a turkey dinner has changed in only one year.
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Video: ABC News says gas prices might affect holiday spending
Filed under: Etc. , Government/Legal , Safety , Videos You’re a Miami police officer, so high-speed blasts down the highway probably aren’t anything new to you. Therefore, it makes perfect sense that when you’re late to your off-duty moonlighting gig, you’d run your marked, Miami-Dade Police cruiser up to 120 miles per hour through traffic and do whatever it took to clock in on time, right?
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Video: Watch the Florida Highway Patrol chase down a speeding Miami cop in his own squad car
Filed under: Safety The American Journal of Public Health has published a new study on the role of gender in auto accidents. The results indicate that women are more likely to be injured than men when involved in comparable crashes. Researchers say that when wearing seat belts, female drivers have a higher risk of chest and spinal injuries. A combination of relatively smaller stature and differences in preferred seating positions make women more vulnerable, according to the study.
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Study: Women at greater risk of injury in crashes
Filed under: Safety The American Journal of Public Health has published a new study on the role of gender in auto accidents. The results indicate that women are more likely to be injured than men when involved in comparable crashes. Researchers say that when wearing seat belts, female drivers have a higher risk of chest and spinal injuries. A combination of relatively smaller stature and differences in preferred seating positions make women more vulnerable, according to the study.
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Study: Women at greater risk of injury in crashes