It is often hard to predict the outcome of a car accident. In some cases, the accident destroys cars but leaves drivers with minor bumps and bruises. But in other cases, even the simplest car accident can lead to death.
Hands-free technology may not solve distracted driving problem
Former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood hasn’t quit thinking about safe driving issues and policy matters, if a recent interview is any indication. Once again, he characterized smartphone use behind the wheel as an epidemic and called for a multi-faceted response.
Concussion research may impact motorcycle helmet design
In the context of sports injuries -- particularly football -- experts recently revised their response and treatment protocols for suspected head trauma or traumatic brain injury victims. The most notable revision recommends a doctor’s examination and clearance of athletes who sustained a blow to the head, even if the athlete appears unharmed.
