admin July 15th, 2010
There are many hazards on the road, and often drivers of smaller vehicles may be intimidated by larger vehicles. There may be good reason to exercise extra caution on roadways by being aware of your surroundings.
One Arkansas truck accident illustrated the value of paying attention to the road, according to 40 29 TV.
The Arkansas truck accident occurred when a semi-truck was wobbling as it rounded a curve. The driver of a pickup noticed the wobbling, but unfortunately the semi overturned shortly after, causing the Arkansas truck accident.
The Arkansas truck accident sent the semi-truck driver to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The driver of the pickup truck had to crawl out of the passenger side of the vehicle after the Arkansas truck accident.
Both drivers were wearing seatbelts at the time of the Arkansas truck accident.
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admin July 1st, 2010
If you were traveling on Interstate 440 at Interstate 30 westbound recently, you may have experienced a delay when a Little Rock truck accident blocked three lanes of traffic, according to Fox16.
The Little Rock truck accident occurred when an 18-wheeler overturned on the roadway and caused three lanes of traffic to close. The truck was carrying auto parts at the time of the Little Rock truck accident.
Roadways worked to clear the scene and all lanes were reopened about 10 hours after the Little Rock truck accident occurred.
No Little Rock auto accident injuries were reported following the crash.
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admin June 24th, 2010
June 24, 2010
Witnesses say a woman driving a Jeep Wrangler caused a Little Rock auto accident that killed a bicyclist.
The 65-year-old driver ran a red light and struck the bicyclist on Cantrell and River Mountain Road.
The Little Rock auto accident victim was a 56-year-old woman who had been cycling for years, according to Fox 16.
The driver who was involved in the Little Rock auto accident could face additional charges besides running a red light.
Do you think the intersection of Cantrell and River Mountain Road is dangerous for bicyclists and causes frequent Little Rock auto accidents?
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admin June 17th, 2010
With new trends in adolescent drug use, the risk for Conway drug injuries is on the rise. However, the community is trying to prevent Conway drug injuries, and the Log Cabin Democrat says the efforts were successful.
Conway Police Department and Conway Regional Medical Center held a drug take-back event to collect unused prescription medications which young people are likely to use as recreational drugs.
The take-back event collected over 20,000 drugs in an effort to prevent Conway drug injuries.
Many cities have organized such events, but Arkansas has one of the highest rates of teen drug abuse.
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admin June 10th, 2010
June 10, 2010
Upon hearing about drug abuse, many people think of illicit drugs such as heroin, cocaine, or marijuana. However, drug abuse, especially for teens, has an ever-expanding meaning.
According to Today’s THV, the number of teens abusing prescription drugs is on the rise, which could lead to more Arkansas drug injuries. Arkansas may be leading the nation in the problem of teen drug abuse, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration.
In an effort to decrease Arkansas drug injuries due to teen prescription drug abuse, the Conway Police Department and Conway Regional Medical Center are coming together to give the community a safe way to dispose of prescription drugs.
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admin June 3rd, 2010
You might think that the people most at risk for Little Rock auto accident injuries would be drivers, but a Little Rock hospital is warning parents that there is an increase in children suffering Little Rock auto accident injuries and other injuries while they are playing, according to Fox16.
According to Arkansas Children’s Hospital, more children were injured and seen in the hospital over the holiday weekend that would have normally been seen in a weekend. Hospital representatives say Little Rock auto accidents account for some of that increase, but children getting hurt while playing is also a large factor.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says not only do children get injured due to Little Rock auto accidents, but the improper use of car seats and seat belts also causes kids to suffer Little Rock auto accident injuries.
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admin May 27th, 2010
You might expect a garbage truck to stop outside your house, but wouldn’t you be surprised to find one in your house? That’s what happened in a Little Rock truck accident, according to The CW Arkansas.
The Little Rock truck accident occurred on Alvin Street. Though no one was home when the Little Rock truck accident occurred, neighbors heard the noise and went outside to find a garbage truck crashed into a nearby home’s garage.
The cause of the Little Rock truck accident is thought to be faulty brakes.
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admin May 20th, 2010
Vehicle trouble is often unanticipated by car owners and always seems to inconvenience us. However, inconvenience can be fatal if safety is not a No. 1 priority.
Unfortunately, that is what occurred during a Rogers auto accident, according to 4029.
The Rogers auto accident occurred when a man was trying to jump his pickup truck. However, when he did, the truck was in gear and the victim was found underneath the vehicle.
Investigators say the Rogers auto accident victim died at the scene and the truck struck a business after it struck the victim.
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admin May 13th, 2010
When you think of teens and drugs, you may think of traditional recreational drugs such as marijuana, alcohol, and other illegal drugs. However, police warn that today’s teens aren’t following traditional recreational drug use patterns.
According to Arkansas Matters, though teens still prefer marijuana to other forms of drug use, pharm parties are presenting new risks for Arkansas drug injuries in teens.
Pharm parties occur when teens bring prescription drugs to a gathering, mix the drugs in a punch bowl, and take the drugs recreationally. According to police, pharm parties are occurring everywhere and local teens are at risk for Arkansas drug injuries because of them.
Among the drug injuries teens can suffer are seizures, respiratory depression, and death.
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admin April 29th, 2010
April 29, 2010
Are you craving a cigarette but can’t light up in your current environment? Camel Orbs are dissolving tablets that contain nicotine, but they’re causing a stir for their resemblance to candy.
According to Today’s THV, parents are concerned their kids may pick up a nicotine habit, or possibly suffer an Arkansas drug injury, without ever lighting a cigarette. The Camel Orbs resemble candy, according to opponents of the product, and could cause Arkansas drug injuries in kids who take them.
One of the tobacco tablets alone could cause a child to become sick, but 7 to 13 of the tablets could lead to serious Arkansas drug injuries or death.
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What do you think about this new product? Are you a smoker who would use Camel Orbs or other dissolving nicotine tablets when you could not light a cigarette? Are you a concerned citizen who is looking to protect children who may overdose?
Have you ever suffered an Arkansas drug injury? If so, let the drug injury lawyers at Rainwater, Holt & Sexton help you.
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