Investigators Recreate Crashes
Investigators in the state are recreating car accidents to investigate crashes, according to news reports.

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Investigators in the state are recreating car accidents to investigate crashes, according to news reports.
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Volvo announced another expansion of a recall, to address problems with a faulty airbag in the 2010 Volvo XC60.
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South Carolina has assembled the nation’s 2nd largest accident reconstruction team over the last 14 years who’s purpose is to recreate accident scenes.
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