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Stay Safe with a Driving Curfew

Stay Safe with a Driving Curfew

A driving curfew for 17-year-old motorists will have the effect of preventing drivers at or under this age from using their cars after a certain point in the day. This is one form of the many driving limitations which may be imposed on 17-year-old motorists. Such restrictions may also extend to the passengers who are permitted to be in the car with a 17-year-old driver, both in terms of the nature of their relationship with the other people in the car as well as the number of people who can be in the car at the same time.
17-year-old drivers should thus look into whether these driving limitations, or any others, will be imposed on them, as is likely to be the case. Beyond this caution, it should be noted that curfew laws for 17-year-old drivers can vary by state or local jurisdiction.

Rear Auto Accidents

Rear Auto Accidents

In order to determine who is at fault in an auto accident, law
enforcement officers use several factors. They may, for example, determine that
a specific driver was not paying attention or was talking on their cell phone
when it is illegal to do so. In some auto accidents, fault is distributed
between drivers at a percentage. In most rear-end auto accidents, the driver
that hits the car in front of them is at fault, regardless of other
circumstances.

 

Drivers that hit the car in front of them in auto accidents are at
fault because it is their responsibility to have enough room to stop before
hitting the car in front of them. In most cases, auto accidents that involved a
car hitting the car in front of it, the car in the back is attributed 100
percent fault.

 

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