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Time change crashes in Georgia how shorter days and drowsy driving raise risk in October
When the clocks fall back, evening commutes in Georgia suddenly happen in darkness. The first two weeks after the time change consistently bring...
Sun glare crashes around the fall equinox in Georgia what drivers need to know this September
As September moves toward the fall equinox, Georgia drivers face one of the most overlooked hazards on the road—sun glare. Low sun angles at morning...
Child Passenger Safety Week in Georgia Car Seat Mistakes After a Crash and What Parents Should Know This September
September brings back-to-school carpools, after-practice pickups, and evening activities—exactly when child passenger injuries tend to rise. With...
Tropical storm remnants and flooding crashes in Georgia what drivers need to know in September
September is peak hurricane season, and even when a storm doesn’t make landfall in Georgia, its remnants can bring squalls, flash flooding, downed...
Fall allergies and drowsy driving in Georgia how antihistamines and cold meds raise crash risk in September
September hits Georgia with high ragweed counts, lingering summer colds, and the first wave of “back-to-school bugs.” Many drivers reach for...
Homecoming weekend crashes in Georgia teen passenger rights and what parents should do in September
September means homecoming games, dances, and late-night drives across Georgia—and a predictable rise in teen passenger injuries. Packed cars,...
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