Summer – The 100 Deadliest Days For Drivers According To SettleForFree.com
A 24-year study of summer car accidents in
- Twenty-nine percent more people die from car crashes in the summer than in winter.
- Teens are most likely to get in summer car crashes.
- More than 260 teens die in car accidents during summer months, a 26 percent increase over fall, winter and spring.
- Every summer accidents cost drivers billions in car damage.
Reason #1—Teens get out of school and get on the road
Most high schools are closed between June and August allowing teens more time to drive to jobs, friends, malls and movies. When roadways are packed with inexperienced drivers, driving conditions become complicated, and there are higher chances of road rage, aggressive driving, or speeding, resulting in more car accidents.
Reason#2—Summer Heat Spells Trouble for Cars
Vehicle performance is affected by warmer weather. The warm weather, extended road trips, hot roads, and sometimes even humidity can create problems for engines and tires. A multitude of accidents are caused by rubber necking and fender benders when a car is pulled over on the side of the road because of car trouble.
Reason#3—The Focus on Infrastructure Improvements Means More Construction Crews on the Road
The American Jobs Plan is a billion-dollar investment in the US infrastructure, which is great news for crumbling roads. But roadway construction and highway work zones mean shut down lanes and detours. Lane closures due to construction work can lead to traffic congestion, especially during rush hours, increasing rear-end fender benders.
Reason#4—There are more bicycles and motorcycles on the road than usual
So what should you do if you're in a car accident? You should visit the new tech platform SettleForFree.com and get your car repairs, lost wages and medical bills reimbursed without paying lawyers fees.
How to Settle A Car Accident For Free
Step 1 : Register online at SettleForFree.com and complete the questionnaire.
Step 2: SettleForFree's legal team will review your claim and then submit a demand letter to the insurance carrier.
Step 3: The insurance company will review your claim and SettleForFree.com's demand letter. Then SettleForFree.com will negotiate for you.
Step 4: If we reach a settlement agreement, you get your money within 14 days. Yes, 14 days.
We want all drivers to be safe this summer. But if something happens and you need a lawyer that lets you keep all your money, visit us on the web today at www.settleforfree.com.
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