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10/22/2010
Chalik & Chalik
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Driving Just 5-10 MPH Over the Limit is Still Dangerous

Speeding often causes serious Florida car accidents. Nearly 1/3 of all car accidents can be attributed in some way to speeding, and 90 percent of all licensed drivers speed at some point, though only 75 percent admit to doing it on a regular basis.

Speeding not only can cause Florida car accidents, but also can make those that do occur more dangerous. The added force a speeding car brings to a collision can increase the severity of the resulting injuries, both for the speeding driver and all others involved in the wreck.

Florida car accidents caused by speeding can lead to a multitude of injuries. These include broken bones or dislocations, back and neck injuries, and head injuries. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) or even loss of life can occur as a result in these cases.

While the common perception is that excessive speeders, such as those who weave through highway lanes at 90 to 100 miles per hour account for all speed-related car accident deaths, that is not the case. While these drivers are certainly negligent and dangerous, all speeding drivers (including those going just 5-10 MPH over the limit) pose a risk to themselves and those around them.

The truth of the matter is that going even just 5-10 MPH over the speed limit lessens your reaction times, diminishes your awareness of those around you, and puts you in danger of sliding off the road or not reacting in time to oncoming dangers. For the safety of all Florida drivers, it is important that you do not speed when behind the wheel.

If you or a loved one has been injured or even killed by a speeding driver, it is easy to be angry at their negligence. The poor decision on their part, even if it is a commonly made one, contributed to your pain and suffering.

If you find yourself in this position, call Chalik & Chalik today. Our experienced Boca Raton car accident lawyers may be able to help you earn compensation for the costs of the accident, which can include medical expenses, ongoing care or therapy, missed time at work, and instances of pain or emotional suffering.

Call us toll free at (888) 539-5297 for a free consultation about your case. We will listen to your side of the story and inform you of your legal rights in personal injury claims. Don't be a victim any longer. Contact our family team of Boca Raton car accident lawyers to help your family through this difficult time.


Category: Car Accidents



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