Minnesota Department of Public Safety: "Crash Reports Are Not Just For Insurance Purposes"
Minnesota Department of Public Safety six-minute video educates law enforcement on the importance of writing crash reports -- including for ...
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40 in 4 months: Rising fatal accidents snuff out city
CHANDIGARH: The toll of fatal casualties in road accidents in the city has already gone up to 40 within the first four months of the year. Most cases involved cars and heavy vehicles, especially state transport buses, police said.Figures obtained from traffic wing revealed that 19 fatal casualties out of the 40 involved heavy vehicles including CTU,...
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As Gas Prices Rise, Traffic Accidents Decrease "The results suggest that prices have both short-term and intermediate-term effects on reducing traffic crashes," he reports in the journal article. Among other points, the research also shows gas prices having a short-term impact on crashes involving |
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Gas prices rise = accidents drop: MSU research "The results suggest that prices have both short-term and intermediate-term effects on reducing traffic crashes," he reports in the journal article. Among other points, the research also shows gas prices having a short-term impact on crashes involving |
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Accidents, repairs and high-speed chase cause major traffic back-ups in Upper ... The Minnesota State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is expected to release more information this afternoon. There was more backed up traffic in the north Metro Wednesday morning on I-694 westbound due to an accident. Then on Wednesday afternoon traffic |
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Obama Bridging the Gap? You remember when that bridge in Minnesota collapsed with all those people on it? And there was a big hue and cry: How can this happen in America? Well, however the National Transportation Safety Board determined the bridge failure was due to a design |
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Illinoisans abandoning land lines ODELL, Ill. (AP) - The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration has fined a Minnesota wind farm-service company $378000 following an accident that injured an employee working on a central Illinois wind turbine. The agency said Outland Renewable |
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North Dakota State mourns deaths of four students in Minnesota crash
FARGO - Jordan Playle “was the best daughter in the world,” says her father, Robert Playle.
When he sees her in his mind’s eye, he sees a smile that melts his heart and won her friends by the score.
“She never didn’t have a smile on her face,” he said in a phone interview Tuesday. “I just close my eyes and I see her smile.”
Then he can say no more.
His grief is too great.
Playle, a 19-year-old from Otsego, Minn., was one of four North Dakota State University freshmen who died Monday in a horrific three-vehicle crash on snow- and ice-slicked Interstate 94 just west of Alexandria, Minn.
Playle and three other Twin Cities-area residents – Lauren Peterson, 18, Prior Lake, Danielle Renninger, 18, Excelsior, and Megan Sample, 18, Rogers – were killed when the westbound car they were riding in lost control and went through the median into the eastbound lanes and was hit broadside by an oncoming vehicle, the Minnesota State Patrol reported.
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