According to a recent article in a Washington D.C. newspaper, drivers in the suburbs are more likely to die in an auto accident than their city counterparts. The article quotes a study conducted in 2006, by Professor William Lucy of the University of Virginia. In his study, more people die in the suburbs from auto accidents than people who drive in the city. He credits this trend to the fact that more people drive in the suburbs on longer, faster, and bigger roads. If you or a loved one has been injured in an auto accident you should contact Sheller PC. We have an experienced team of trial attorneys who can assist you in pursuing your legal rights.
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