Artificial Intelligence May Reduce Traffic Congestion and Accidents
According to a report from auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com, congestion and accidents could be reduced by artificial intelligence
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According to a report from auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com, congestion and accidents could be reduced by artificial intelligence
According to an online report from ajc.com, while distracted driving is the usual culprit for accidents across the State of Georgia, but as pedestrian deaths are beginning to increase…
The state of Florida is working to find solutions to pedestrian safety issues, according to an online article by govtech.com, and is looking to engineers in its mission to protect people from traffic collisions.*
According to the Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation under O.C.G.A. §35-9-81.1 and found at sbwc.georgia.gov, the following summarizes an employee’s obligations thereunder:
A report from wtoc.com details the most dangerous intersections in Savannah for vehicle accidents.
Georgia law allows parties to agree to send legal disputes to arbitration.
A British man has been banned from driving after turning on Autopilot in his Tesla and moving into the passenger’s seat, according to an online report
The Georgia legislature enacted a law which, if obeyed, should make the work of law enforcement officers, tow truck drivers, and the lives of people who need to pull over on Georgia’s interstates safer.
Most people are familiar with carbon monoxide. They know carbon monoxide, CO, is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas. Carbon monoxide sometimes mixes with other gases which can be perceived through the senses. However, you will not know that CO is a component of the gas mixture. To that extent, carbon monoxide is a silent killer — especiallyin an industrial workspace.
Workers’ compensation benefits are essential for employees who sustain workplace injuries or illnesses and are not able to work while they are recovering. Such benefits include weekly wages, coverage for injury-related medical expenses, medical care provided by an authorized physician, and the ability to return to work on a limited basis once an employee is well enough to return to work. Workers’ compensation benefits for injured and ill Georgia workers is important not only for the person who has sustained injuries or illness but also for the employer and Georgia’s workforce as a whole. When injured and ill employees are unable to work, the consequences reach beyond physical injuries. As such, workers’ compensation is intended to get employees back to work as soon as possible.
Workplace accidents can turn a person’s life upside down. Many workplace accidents are minor enough that the worker can return to work within a few weeks. However, when injuries are severe enough to keep an employee out of work for a longer period, such as three or more weeks, the physical, mental and financial consequences can be difficult both on the injured worker as well as any family members that rely upon that worker’s income for support. Georgia, like other states, has workers’ compensation laws that are intended to help injured workers by providing medical treatment, coverage for medical expenses, and compensation for lost wages during the recovery period.
Since 1998, Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has held the record for the world’s busiest airport, and the airport gets busier year after year.
Every person injured in a Georgia accident who suffers back injuries deserves to know how much their claim could be worth.
The Ancient Greek philosopher Cicero once famously said that “the eyes are the windows to the soul.
Sir Isaac Newton’s laws of physics helps us understand the world around us.
Insurance defense attorneys devise crafty arguments in an attempt to win a case outright or to reduce the amount of damages their client must pay to a personal injury victim.
Georgia House Bill 673, which passed Georgia’s House of Representatives in a landslide vote after amendment, appears to have staunch opponents going forward.
There are many people that rely on carpools when commuting to work or transporting kids to school to avoid traffic, increase productivity during their trip, promote fuel efficiency, or a variety of other reasons.
Despite the latest technology in the last few decades such as airbags, crumple zones, and crash avoidance systems, people will get hurt or killed in car wrecks.
Georgia’s pre-eminent car accident law firm, represents many clients who were unfairly saddled with insurmountable medical bills due to the negligence and carelessness of another.
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