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.
Consumers allergic to soy or seafood may want to avoid frozen okra, which has been recalled because it contains the allergens, which are not listed on the packaging.
Glass votive candle holders are being recalled because they pose a fire and laceration hazard, according to news reports.
Frozen pizzas are being recalled because they could contain an undeclared allergen, according to news reports.
One woman was injured in a car accident Thursday on S.C. 252 near Honea Path, according to news reports.
Saab was named a Top Safety Pick vehicle among the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s list, according to news reports.
A man was seriously injured in a car accident along Interstate 20 on Tuesday, according to news reports.
Thousands of drunken driving cases, some more than 10 years old, could be closing soon, according to news reports.
Deer in the roadway pose a serious safety risk to the driver and the animal. So, as a driver, what exactly do you do when you see a deer in the road?
A woman escaped serious injures Sunday after she floated off Hilton Head Island for five hours on a raft, according to news reports.
Speeders might soon be caught using traffic cameras, rather than police, according to news reports.
Calhoun County drivers are among the safest, according to news reports.
According to a new study, one type of men are more likely to die in an accident than other men.
A real tree can be a safety hazard if you don’t pay attention to caring for the tree and protecting it from heat sources.
One World Technologies is recalling its Ryobi RTS20 portable table-saws because the blade could misalign and cause laceration hazards.
Car accident victims who are overweight have a lesser chance of surviving than those of a normal weight, according to a new study.
South Carolina is implementing their Sober or Slammer drunk driving program to crack down on DUI’s during the summer months, particularly Labor Day weekend.
Honda Motor Co. is recalling nearly 18,500 snow blowers because fuel could seep or drip from the machine and cause a fire hazard, the company announced Wednesday.
A popular dried fish is being recalled because they could still contain parts of the intestine, which could be potentially harmful for those who consume the food.
Cars with open recalls can still be found on used car lots, stressing the need for buyers to research before they buy.
Nealy 90,000 window blinds and shades from China are being recalled, after a one-year-old died from strangulation.
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