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Auto Accidents in Georgia

• Insurance Company Contact Information
• Low Ball Settlements are Now Automated
• The Safest Cars of 2007: Not Made in America
• Your Claim Has Been Denied: Now What?
• Lack of Sleep in Big Rig Drivers can be Deadly
• A summary of Georgia's Child Seatbelt Laws
• How to Prevent Airbag Injuries in Children and Infants
• Subprime Crisis Could Lead to Higher Insurance Rates
• Safety is Sometimes "Optional"
• Texting While Driving is Not Safe
• Distraction is Officially More Dangerous Than Drinking
• International Paper Learns Cell Phones and Cars Don't Mix
• Insurance Company Secrets Laid Bare
• Don't Leave Your Settlement Up to the Adjuster
• Truck Accidents: What You Need to Know
• Knowledge is Power: Insurance Policy Glossary
• Federal Legislation is Calling for All Vehicles to Have Electronic Stability Control
• How to Read Your Car Insurance Policy
• Auto Accidents: An Overview
• Factors that help Determine a Driver's Negligence
• The Dangers of Impaired Driving
• The Dover Law Firm Aggressively Pursues Your Case
• What to do After a Car Crash
• Car Accident Checklist: Ten Steps to Take Should You Have an Accident
• Games Insurers Play: Insurance Company Methods That Cost You Money

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is responsibility of an accident determined?

A: The most important matter in determining who is at fault is investigating who was negligent. For motor vehicle accidents it is determined in accordance with written driving rules, the rules that regulate how people must drive and provide guidelines by which liability can be measured in case of an accident. In order to take the driver’s license test the rules and laws of the road must be learned. In each State there are Vehicle Codes that apply to cars, automobiles, bicycles and pedestrians. The negligence in regard of those rules serve the purpose of determining of who is at fault of an accident.

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