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Accident Involving Dump Truck on Highway 99 Kills Sacramento Woman

Distracted driving allegedly led to an August 21 highway accident with a dump truck that took the life of a young woman. The crash occurred along Highway 99, close to the junction for Highway 50 in Sacramento.

Two People Seriously Injured in Arroyo Willow Drive Rollover Collision

A single-vehicle rollover collision occurred in Sacramento on August 5, causing major injuries. The crash occurred near the Arroyo Willow Drive intersection with Florin Road at about 5:30 p.m. A California Highway Patrol (CHP) report said that one person had been ejected in the collision. 

California’s Latest Initiative: Better Slow Than Sorry

There’s a growing concern about the dangers of speeding in California, which has led to 35% of all traffic deaths. To address this issue, the California Highway Patrol (CHP), California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), and Automobile Club of Southern California (AAA) have launched a new campaign called “Better Slow Than Sorry.”

Arden Way/Bell Street Intersection Traffic Crash Causes Moderate Injuries

A traffic crash in Sacramento County on June 30 resulted in the hospitalization of three people when three vehicles collided. The accident happened near the intersection of Bell Street and Arden Way around 6:00 a.m. in the Arden-Arcade area. Officials with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said one individual had to be extricated from their vehicle following the collision. All three drivers suffered moderate injuries and were transported to a hospital for medical treatment and evaluation. 

Major Injury Motorcycle Accident Occurs at Arden Way Intersection

A motorcycle accident with another vehicle in Sacramento occurred on June 28 at an intersection. The collision occurred in the Arden-Arcade area around 11:07 a.m. along westbound Arden Way and Avondale Avenue, spreading debris across the lanes. It was reported by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) that the driver of the other vehicle remained at the scene and was in the post office parking lot. 

Safety Alert: Peloton Issues Recall for Millions of Bikes Citing Fall Hazards

Peloton has initiated a recall of more than two million bikes due to a potential safety issue. The concern revolves around the bike seat post assembly, which has the potential to break, posing a risk of users falling off the bikes. The primary focus of the recall is on the bike model PL01, more commonly known as the original Peloton bike. As a precautionary measure, Peloton advises all users to discontinue using the affected bikes immediately and to contact the company for a free replacement bike seat post.

Ford Recalls More Ranger Pickups Due to Continued Airbag Issues

Ford Motor Company has recently issued a recall of more than 230,000 Ranger pickup trucks manufactured between the years 2004 to 2006, citing potential installation errors of the Takata passenger airbags. The automaker discovered that the new airbags might not deploy correctly in the event of a crash, posing a significant safety risk to occupants. Even if owners had their passenger airbags replaced previously, they would still need to bring their vehicle to a Ford or Lincoln dealership to have it inspected and, if necessary, replaced.

Ensuring Safety through Regular Car Maintenance: Why It’s Important

Many car owners tend to overlook regular maintenance until they face an issue that may be too late to address. However, regularly maintaining your vehicle is crucial in preventing costly repairs and ensuring flawless performance.

How to Get Car Insurance if You Have a Bad Driving Record

Having multiple speeding tickets or being at fault in an accident can put you at high risk of having your auto insurance rates increased. If your driving record includes a DUI, driving recklessly, or driving with a suspended license, your insurance company could drop you. This can put you in a tough spot since you need auto insurance to register a car. California requires minimum liability coverage, and most bank lenders require full coverage if you still have a car loan.

Two Carbon Monoxide Detectors Failed to Alert Consumers 

Federal regulators recently warned about two digital display carbon monoxide detectors that failed to alert the presence of the potentially deadly gas. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said the detectors did not go off when exposed to CO gas levels required by safety standards.

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