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[Study] Pedestrian Fatalities in the United States

May 12, 2022 |
Pedestrian safety is a significant issue all over the United States. In fact, even as as overall motor vehicle collision deaths have fallen significantly, pedestrian deaths are rising.  Just in 2018 alone, 6,283 pedestrians were killed in the United States - the most deaths since 1990. Unfortunately, even though the COVID -19 pandemic, pedestrian accidents...
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[Study] 2018 Fatal Crashes in America

January 29, 2020 |
In 2018, there were 33,654 motor vehicle crashes that claimed the lives of 36,560 people in the United States. While these numbers remain alarming, this was a 2 percent decrease in deaths from fatal crashes compared to 2017 data. At Cannon & Dunphy S.C., we are advocates of road safety aiming to make everyone...
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[Study] Thanksgiving Holiday Fatal Crashes: 2014-2018

November 20, 2019 |
Nearly 50 million Americans will be hitting the road for trips of 50 miles or more this Thanksgiving.  When motor vehicle traffic spikes so significantly, do fatal crashes increase as well? At Cannon & Dunphy S.C., we wanted to find out.  Our experienced car accident attorneys worked with the data visualization and consumer safety...
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Do You Need to Report Hitting a Deer in Wisconsin?

February 20, 2019 |
Deer can seem to be an ever-present road hazard throughout Wisconsin. They are particularly prevalent in the fall and winter seasons when they lose some of their cover because of crop harvesting and begin mating season. In fact, November, October, and December rank as the top three most likely months to strike a deer...
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