What percentage of injury accidents are side-impact accidents?
Q. My hypothesis is that, although it is well-known that side-impact accidents are often serious accidents, the RATE of accidents that are actually side-impact is very low. Why? Because almost all of the time, the cars involved are going in the same direction, which usually creates a rear-end collision, or they are going in the opposite directions, which creates a front-end or glancing collision. So, aside from the multibillion dollar industry in selling people airbags that are not necessary, what is the real, actual percentage of accidents that are side collisions?
Asked by Oldwhiteguy2earth - Tue Aug 28 22:21:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Side-impact crashes account for nearly one of every four traffic fatalities, or 10,000 U.S. deaths each year. Nearly half of those deaths are from head injuries. And experts fear fatalities will rise as crashes involving trucks become more frequent. To prevent head injuries, safety advocates favor a variety of measures. Automakers could reinforce doors and side pillars. They could lower the ride height of sport utility vehicles. Or they could design trucks with front ends that crush upon impact to absorb more force in a crash. But these measures could hurt the performance and market appeal of trucks, so automakers are trying to improve side-impact airbag design
Answered by UCANTCME - Thu Aug 30 07:43:59 2007
Q. My hypothesis is that, although it is well-known that side-impact accidents are often serious accidents, the RATE of accidents that are actually side-impact is very low. Why? Because almost all of the time, the cars involved are going in the same direction, which usually creates a rear-end collision, or they are going in the opposite directions, which creates a front-end or glancing collision. So, aside from the multibillion dollar industry in selling people airbags that are not necessary, what is the real, actual percentage of accidents that are side collisions?
Asked by Oldwhiteguy2earth - Tue Aug 28 22:21:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Side-impact crashes account for nearly one of every four traffic fatalities, or 10,000 U.S. deaths each year. Nearly half of those deaths are from head injuries. And experts fear fatalities will rise as crashes involving trucks become more frequent. To prevent head injuries, safety advocates favor a variety of measures. Automakers could reinforce doors and side pillars. They could lower the ride height of sport utility vehicles. Or they could design trucks with front ends that crush upon impact to absorb more force in a crash. But these measures could hurt the performance and market appeal of trucks, so automakers are trying to improve side-impact airbag design
Answered by UCANTCME - Thu Aug 30 07:43:59 2007
Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway
Q. Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway in London. The second resulted in the deaths of all 118 on board. What was the name of the airline whose planes were involved in both accidents?
Asked by Daniel C - Thu Dec 20 15:53:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are all the plane crashes in 1963 including carrier and fatalities. The site lists all info you are looking for. It was too much to cut and paste here. If I count right, there were 57 crashes that year.
Answered by HRH Princess Deb - Thu Dec 20 16:03:24 2007
Q. Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway in London. The second resulted in the deaths of all 118 on board. What was the name of the airline whose planes were involved in both accidents?
Asked by Daniel C - Thu Dec 20 15:53:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are all the plane crashes in 1963 including carrier and fatalities. The site lists all info you are looking for. It was too much to cut and paste here. If I count right, there were 57 crashes that year.
Answered by HRH Princess Deb - Thu Dec 20 16:03:24 2007
How long do car accidents affect my insurance rates?
Q. I have heard that accidents and tickets will affect car insurance rates for five years. I was in an accident four years ago, that was determined to be my fault. Now, my (old) insurance company just settled this claim. Is this going to affect my rates for five years from the settlement date or from the date of the accident?
Asked by crizzy u - Thu Nov 6 00:19:47 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. crizzy u, I recommend an online insurance quote. It's free and quick to do.
Answered by Amparo Q - Thu Nov 6 10:09:30 2008
Q. I have heard that accidents and tickets will affect car insurance rates for five years. I was in an accident four years ago, that was determined to be my fault. Now, my (old) insurance company just settled this claim. Is this going to affect my rates for five years from the settlement date or from the date of the accident?
Asked by crizzy u - Thu Nov 6 00:19:47 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. crizzy u, I recommend an online insurance quote. It's free and quick to do.
Answered by Amparo Q - Thu Nov 6 10:09:30 2008
How do I clear accidents off my driving record that are NOT mine?
Q. Someones accidents are listed on my driving record in California. I have contacted the CHP (who wrote the report) and the DMV, both state that they can not clear these accidents off my record. Who can I contact? I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thank you!
Asked by L R - Tue Mar 3 16:57:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact an attorney. The CHP will change their mind once the attorney gets in the middle of it.
Answered by Don - Tue Mar 3 17:03:16 2009
Q. Someones accidents are listed on my driving record in California. I have contacted the CHP (who wrote the report) and the DMV, both state that they can not clear these accidents off my record. Who can I contact? I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thank you!
Asked by L R - Tue Mar 3 16:57:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact an attorney. The CHP will change their mind once the attorney gets in the middle of it.
Answered by Don - Tue Mar 3 17:03:16 2009
What is the number of accidents per mile whilst driving a car forwards compared to reversing?
Q. I would guess there were a lot more accidents when reversing per mile than driving forward because of the difficulty seeing whats behind you, and I am aware of a few accidents caused when reversing, but what is the ratio?
Asked by Peter F - Wed Jan 28 14:27:07 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A rough guide is that 1.6% of all injury accidents in the UK involve a reversing vehicle. This would equate to an average of about 4500 accidents per year, the vast majority involving cars. As the reversing manoeuvre is very short the accidents per mile would be absolutely massive.
Answered by Rockabilly - Wed Jan 28 16:28:26 2009
Q. I would guess there were a lot more accidents when reversing per mile than driving forward because of the difficulty seeing whats behind you, and I am aware of a few accidents caused when reversing, but what is the ratio?
Asked by Peter F - Wed Jan 28 14:27:07 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A rough guide is that 1.6% of all injury accidents in the UK involve a reversing vehicle. This would equate to an average of about 4500 accidents per year, the vast majority involving cars. As the reversing manoeuvre is very short the accidents per mile would be absolutely massive.
Answered by Rockabilly - Wed Jan 28 16:28:26 2009
What percentage of car accidents result in fatality?
Q. Out of all car accidents in the U.S., what percentage result in one or more fatalities? What percentage have non-fatal, serious injuries? What percentage have mild or no injuries?
Asked by ariyetti - Sat May 6 16:53:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2001 Stats 6,322,896 Total Crashes 3,032,672 Injuries 42,116 Deaths Jerry Christopher
Answered by usedcarwise - Sat May 6 17:11:26 2006
Q. Out of all car accidents in the U.S., what percentage result in one or more fatalities? What percentage have non-fatal, serious injuries? What percentage have mild or no injuries?
Asked by ariyetti - Sat May 6 16:53:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2001 Stats 6,322,896 Total Crashes 3,032,672 Injuries 42,116 Deaths Jerry Christopher
Answered by usedcarwise - Sat May 6 17:11:26 2006
What good are attornies in car accidents?
Q. What good does attornies for accidents they do not help you recieve more money, recieve it any faster, and if the insurance companies can still get by not paying for all of the medical bills and if they won't even help you recieve your lost wages from loss of work sooner. From everything I've read online along with answers recieved on my other question about my car accident, it appears to me that theres nothing I can do to get my lost wages sooner, make them pay all bills occured from the accident, or even get a settlement faster than I would w/o an attorney. So why hire an attorney who will collect 10 1/2% of any settlement I may eventually recieve if having an attorney does not protect your rights or help in anyway?
Asked by bsatwc13 - Thu Apr 19 12:28:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on the extent of your injuries and the damage to your vehicle. if the injuries are great, and life altering then you might want an attorney. like broken bones, overnight hospitization, surgeries, etc. if the vehicle is totaled, then you might want to consider an attorney. also, if there is any doubt to who is at fault, like if the other party did NOT get a citation, but you feel they were at fault or you have witnesses they were at fault, but no police report to support that claim then you might want an attorney. if it a clear cut case and they admit they were at fault and were cited, then you CAN do it without an attorney, but you need to put your negotiator hat on to do so.. keep track of everything. if you have back or… [cont.]
Answered by renni1010 - Thu Apr 19 22:03:49 2007
Q. What good does attornies for accidents they do not help you recieve more money, recieve it any faster, and if the insurance companies can still get by not paying for all of the medical bills and if they won't even help you recieve your lost wages from loss of work sooner. From everything I've read online along with answers recieved on my other question about my car accident, it appears to me that theres nothing I can do to get my lost wages sooner, make them pay all bills occured from the accident, or even get a settlement faster than I would w/o an attorney. So why hire an attorney who will collect 10 1/2% of any settlement I may eventually recieve if having an attorney does not protect your rights or help in anyway?
Asked by bsatwc13 - Thu Apr 19 12:28:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on the extent of your injuries and the damage to your vehicle. if the injuries are great, and life altering then you might want an attorney. like broken bones, overnight hospitization, surgeries, etc. if the vehicle is totaled, then you might want to consider an attorney. also, if there is any doubt to who is at fault, like if the other party did NOT get a citation, but you feel they were at fault or you have witnesses they were at fault, but no police report to support that claim then you might want an attorney. if it a clear cut case and they admit they were at fault and were cited, then you CAN do it without an attorney, but you need to put your negotiator hat on to do so.. keep track of everything. if you have back or… [cont.]
Answered by renni1010 - Thu Apr 19 22:03:49 2007
What percentage of car accidents involve cell phones and what percentage of drivers are using them?
Q. Isn't this all that matters regarding cell phone safety while driving? I would note that it should be perfectly acceptable for there to be twice as high a rate of cell phone related accidents as is the rate of driving with cell phone use as there are usually at least two drivers involved in accidents.
Asked by notyetconvinced - Fri Jul 7 22:18:07 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there rolling phone booths. 75% of cell users are at fualt
Answered by MrBuzzCut - Fri Jul 21 04:30:18 2006
Q. Isn't this all that matters regarding cell phone safety while driving? I would note that it should be perfectly acceptable for there to be twice as high a rate of cell phone related accidents as is the rate of driving with cell phone use as there are usually at least two drivers involved in accidents.
Asked by notyetconvinced - Fri Jul 7 22:18:07 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there rolling phone booths. 75% of cell users are at fualt
Answered by MrBuzzCut - Fri Jul 21 04:30:18 2006
What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Q. What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Asked by yoyo2936 - Fri Jul 14 23:14:36 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People driving like idiots.
Answered by Sec Educashun - Fri Jul 14 23:18:48 2006
Q. What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Asked by yoyo2936 - Fri Jul 14 23:14:36 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People driving like idiots.
Answered by Sec Educashun - Fri Jul 14 23:18:48 2006
How many teenagers are involved in driking and driving accidents each year?
Q. Not how many die, but how many are involved. Also: How m nay teenagers lose their lives to drinkin gand driving accidents? How many Americans dies each year from driking and drivign? Is drinki9ng and driving a felony, or a misdemeanor? How long will a mistake like drinking adn driving be on a person's record? Thanks guys. Can't find these anywhere. (some of them I can) Some answers would be nice.
Asked by bmsdani208 - Thu Apr 9 11:31:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 2006, there were 13,470 fatalities in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver (BAC of .08 or higher) 32 percent of total traffic fatalities for the year. 16,005 people were killed in the United States in alcohol-related* motor vehicle traffic crashes (BAC of .01 or higher). In 2006, 1,794 children age 14 and younger were killed in motor vehicle crashes. Of those 1,794 fatalities, 306 (17%) occurred in alcohol-impaired driving crashes. Children riding in vehicles with drivers who had a BAC level of .08 or higher accounted for half (153) of these deaths. The 13,470 alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities in 2006 were almost the same as compared to 13,451 alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities reported in 1996. Ten years of progress.… [cont.]
Answered by UCANTCME - Thu Apr 9 12:21:30 2009
Q. Not how many die, but how many are involved. Also: How m nay teenagers lose their lives to drinkin gand driving accidents? How many Americans dies each year from driking and drivign? Is drinki9ng and driving a felony, or a misdemeanor? How long will a mistake like drinking adn driving be on a person's record? Thanks guys. Can't find these anywhere. (some of them I can) Some answers would be nice.
Asked by bmsdani208 - Thu Apr 9 11:31:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 2006, there were 13,470 fatalities in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver (BAC of .08 or higher) 32 percent of total traffic fatalities for the year. 16,005 people were killed in the United States in alcohol-related* motor vehicle traffic crashes (BAC of .01 or higher). In 2006, 1,794 children age 14 and younger were killed in motor vehicle crashes. Of those 1,794 fatalities, 306 (17%) occurred in alcohol-impaired driving crashes. Children riding in vehicles with drivers who had a BAC level of .08 or higher accounted for half (153) of these deaths. The 13,470 alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities in 2006 were almost the same as compared to 13,451 alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities reported in 1996. Ten years of progress.… [cont.]
Answered by UCANTCME - Thu Apr 9 12:21:30 2009
Where to find Ground Crew caused incidents and accidents information?
Q. I'm trying to do a small report and decided to do it on ground crew incidents and accidents in aviation. I've read that Pilot error has decreased greatly since the 80s but incident and accident rate hasn't gone down so I thought I'd research on Ground crews. Anybody know where I can find information on accidents and/or incidents caused by ground crew mistakes?
Asked by aerojo05 - Tue Apr 15 17:00:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.ntsb.org/aviation the database is searchable and extremely large and extremely comprehensive for the US as long as the incident met the NTSB reporting standards. You'll find very little on minor incidents though, such as "hangar rash" unless the damage was substantial. One main reason for the decrease in "pilot error" is the change in paradigm about what constitutes pilot error and the way accidents are classified in a much more comprehensive fashion now versus the past.
Answered by Aaron K - Wed Apr 16 07:21:15 2008
Q. I'm trying to do a small report and decided to do it on ground crew incidents and accidents in aviation. I've read that Pilot error has decreased greatly since the 80s but incident and accident rate hasn't gone down so I thought I'd research on Ground crews. Anybody know where I can find information on accidents and/or incidents caused by ground crew mistakes?
Asked by aerojo05 - Tue Apr 15 17:00:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.ntsb.org/aviation the database is searchable and extremely large and extremely comprehensive for the US as long as the incident met the NTSB reporting standards. You'll find very little on minor incidents though, such as "hangar rash" unless the damage was substantial. One main reason for the decrease in "pilot error" is the change in paradigm about what constitutes pilot error and the way accidents are classified in a much more comprehensive fashion now versus the past.
Answered by Aaron K - Wed Apr 16 07:21:15 2008
How many accidents is it possible 2 have in nancy drew: curse of blackmoore manor?
Q. I'm extremely bored. I mean, reeeally bored, so I decided to play one of my cousin's games, and I beat it like, 5 times already, so I need to know how many accidents u can have and what u have to do to make them happen.
Asked by mariah m - Wed Mar 26 18:07:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are literally a billion. Google it, or just go through the game. There are parts where you can make it explode, cause a flood, get eaten by the venus flytrap, and get people angry with you so you have to leave, such as waking Mrs. Drake up in the middle of the night. Go nuts.
Answered by Hilltops - Thu Mar 27 23:13:20 2008
Q. I'm extremely bored. I mean, reeeally bored, so I decided to play one of my cousin's games, and I beat it like, 5 times already, so I need to know how many accidents u can have and what u have to do to make them happen.
Asked by mariah m - Wed Mar 26 18:07:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are literally a billion. Google it, or just go through the game. There are parts where you can make it explode, cause a flood, get eaten by the venus flytrap, and get people angry with you so you have to leave, such as waking Mrs. Drake up in the middle of the night. Go nuts.
Answered by Hilltops - Thu Mar 27 23:13:20 2008
How many accidents/crashes occur on the 401 each year?
Q. I need help finding the amount of crashes and/or accidents that happen on the 401 highway each year. And I need sources (web sites and stuff)
Asked by Kbs - Mon Dec 15 20:28:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone the O.P.P. and ask them. The 401 is a very long highway stretching from Windsor in the West to the Quebec Border in the East. There are probably a couple dozen accidents on there every day.
Answered by Life is good - Mon Dec 15 22:09:56 2008
Q. I need help finding the amount of crashes and/or accidents that happen on the 401 highway each year. And I need sources (web sites and stuff)
Asked by Kbs - Mon Dec 15 20:28:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone the O.P.P. and ask them. The 401 is a very long highway stretching from Windsor in the West to the Quebec Border in the East. There are probably a couple dozen accidents on there every day.
Answered by Life is good - Mon Dec 15 22:09:56 2008
How often do auto accidents involve driving under too much alcohol?
Q. Why is the legal alcohol blood limit different in different locations? How many innocent children die a year in the usa from these types of accidents?
Asked by brenniewinters - Wed Mar 25 12:34:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 30% of fatal accidents involve alcohol. According to MADD, the total for 2007 was 12,998. The legal limit of .08 is the same everywhere in the United States.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sat Mar 28 05:34:33 2009
Q. Why is the legal alcohol blood limit different in different locations? How many innocent children die a year in the usa from these types of accidents?
Asked by brenniewinters - Wed Mar 25 12:34:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 30% of fatal accidents involve alcohol. According to MADD, the total for 2007 was 12,998. The legal limit of .08 is the same everywhere in the United States.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sat Mar 28 05:34:33 2009
How many accidents are occur per day in Nevada?
Q. Doing a project on it and need to know, if you add how many deaths by car accidents occur will be very helpful. Also need to know how much money these car accidents cause.
Asked by helloellomark - Mon Apr 13 23:11:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 2003, in Nevada: 63,582 traffic crashes (174 per day) resulting in 31,009 injuried people (85 per day) and 361 people killed.
Answered by Dimo J - Tue Apr 14 01:47:45 2009
Q. Doing a project on it and need to know, if you add how many deaths by car accidents occur will be very helpful. Also need to know how much money these car accidents cause.
Asked by helloellomark - Mon Apr 13 23:11:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 2003, in Nevada: 63,582 traffic crashes (174 per day) resulting in 31,009 injuried people (85 per day) and 361 people killed.
Answered by Dimo J - Tue Apr 14 01:47:45 2009
Do nonstop filghts have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Q. My boyfriend and I were having a discussion about nonstop flights vs. flights that have stops. We have different opinions about this, so we need you to clear this up for us. His opinion is that nonstop flights have fewer accidents? On the other hand, I dont think that this is true. I do not think that it is stasistically correct. My opinion is that flight accidents just happen either way due to many causes. So can you clear this up for us. Do nonstop flights have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Asked by resto_us - Thu May 29 13:37:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how a flight can be non stop for someone and have stops for someone else on the same flight just depends on when you get on and when you get off.. very few planes just go back and forth between two airports... most make jumps and stops in different locations on different planes.. ie when i go to NC... I have to travel from chicago on the same plane to Balt. stay on the same plane while plenty get off and a lot get on and we all get off in NC. so its 1 stop for me and non stop for them. just depends when you get on so there is no way that a study could show which had more accidents because planes make multiple stops in a flight its not direct and the chances of a airplane having accidents are very slim just pick the cheaper… [cont.]
Answered by Mel - Thu May 29 13:49:28 2008
Q. My boyfriend and I were having a discussion about nonstop flights vs. flights that have stops. We have different opinions about this, so we need you to clear this up for us. His opinion is that nonstop flights have fewer accidents? On the other hand, I dont think that this is true. I do not think that it is stasistically correct. My opinion is that flight accidents just happen either way due to many causes. So can you clear this up for us. Do nonstop flights have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Asked by resto_us - Thu May 29 13:37:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how a flight can be non stop for someone and have stops for someone else on the same flight just depends on when you get on and when you get off.. very few planes just go back and forth between two airports... most make jumps and stops in different locations on different planes.. ie when i go to NC... I have to travel from chicago on the same plane to Balt. stay on the same plane while plenty get off and a lot get on and we all get off in NC. so its 1 stop for me and non stop for them. just depends when you get on so there is no way that a study could show which had more accidents because planes make multiple stops in a flight its not direct and the chances of a airplane having accidents are very slim just pick the cheaper… [cont.]
Answered by Mel - Thu May 29 13:49:28 2008
Does anybody else think something strange is going on with all of the air accidents recently?
Q. I can't believe how many air accidents there has recently been! There has been at least 4 light aircraft accidents in my local newpaper in the past few months, not to mention at least 3 helicopter accidents and a few passenger jet accidents and diversions to to mechanical failure. Do you think somebody is sabotaging them?
Asked by Sharon T - Mon Sep 17 11:46:55 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing strange is going on. You may just be noticing it more, or it may be that the media is starting to panic. Check out www.ntsb.gov, select aviation and go to monthly reports and you'll see that it's a very rare day that there isn't a crash. Crashes happen for every reason under the sun from freak accidents, to pilot complacency, to insufficient preparation, mechanical failures, stupid pilot tricks and stupid mechanic tricks. One of the rules regarding the investigation of a crash is that if the pilot survives an accident, the actual cause of the accident will never be found. That's because the pilot is covering his @ss. So, no, I don't believe anything's happening, I don't believe anyone's sabatoging anything. I think either… [cont.]
Answered by jettech - Mon Sep 17 13:09:11 2007
Q. I can't believe how many air accidents there has recently been! There has been at least 4 light aircraft accidents in my local newpaper in the past few months, not to mention at least 3 helicopter accidents and a few passenger jet accidents and diversions to to mechanical failure. Do you think somebody is sabotaging them?
Asked by Sharon T - Mon Sep 17 11:46:55 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing strange is going on. You may just be noticing it more, or it may be that the media is starting to panic. Check out www.ntsb.gov, select aviation and go to monthly reports and you'll see that it's a very rare day that there isn't a crash. Crashes happen for every reason under the sun from freak accidents, to pilot complacency, to insufficient preparation, mechanical failures, stupid pilot tricks and stupid mechanic tricks. One of the rules regarding the investigation of a crash is that if the pilot survives an accident, the actual cause of the accident will never be found. That's because the pilot is covering his @ss. So, no, I don't believe anything's happening, I don't believe anyone's sabatoging anything. I think either… [cont.]
Answered by jettech - Mon Sep 17 13:09:11 2007
What would increase diet coke consumption and traffic accidents?
Q. I know its a far reach. But its for Proab and Stat class. It has a positive correllation but neither are causal so what third factor would increase diet coke consumption and traffic accidents
Asked by mexicanbratz - Mon May 5 16:09:33 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm going to go with Rum. People who drink rum sometimes drink it with coke. Those who drink rum and drive would probably have a traffic accident.
Answered by Rachel P - Mon May 5 16:35:28 2008
Q. I know its a far reach. But its for Proab and Stat class. It has a positive correllation but neither are causal so what third factor would increase diet coke consumption and traffic accidents
Asked by mexicanbratz - Mon May 5 16:09:33 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm going to go with Rum. People who drink rum sometimes drink it with coke. Those who drink rum and drive would probably have a traffic accident.
Answered by Rachel P - Mon May 5 16:35:28 2008
How can I help my son to stop having accidents when training him?
Q. My son is nearly three I have tried training him before and he simply wasn't ready, he is now aware when he wants to actually poo or wee and will go on his potty all day long, but only if he is naked from the waist down, as soon as I put him in underpants and then trousers he reverts back to having accidents. I have tried to ask him constantly if he needs to go and also to teach him to pull his pants up and down. How do I overcome this and then move on to being out and about?
Asked by Joanna K - Wed May 23 03:35:12 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Im in the same boat as you!My lad is 3 next week and finally hes ready to train, and i've been doing it on and off for the past month. He'd wear underpants one day, and then the next, id put a nappy on him if we were going out. big mistake, he'd just be back to square one next time i put undies on him. For the past week we've kept him in undies, all day, everyday, and gradually he's having less accidents. Also, if hes doing something interesting, he'll wee in his pants. What i do is leave him in them for a while so he knows its not a nice feeling, and he's starting to gain more control. Now, if he does wet himself, its only a drop, and he can save the rest for potty. My advice- be consistant (only a nappy at night), and let him… [cont.]
Answered by Michelle B - Wed May 23 11:46:26 2007
Q. My son is nearly three I have tried training him before and he simply wasn't ready, he is now aware when he wants to actually poo or wee and will go on his potty all day long, but only if he is naked from the waist down, as soon as I put him in underpants and then trousers he reverts back to having accidents. I have tried to ask him constantly if he needs to go and also to teach him to pull his pants up and down. How do I overcome this and then move on to being out and about?
Asked by Joanna K - Wed May 23 03:35:12 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Im in the same boat as you!My lad is 3 next week and finally hes ready to train, and i've been doing it on and off for the past month. He'd wear underpants one day, and then the next, id put a nappy on him if we were going out. big mistake, he'd just be back to square one next time i put undies on him. For the past week we've kept him in undies, all day, everyday, and gradually he's having less accidents. Also, if hes doing something interesting, he'll wee in his pants. What i do is leave him in them for a while so he knows its not a nice feeling, and he's starting to gain more control. Now, if he does wet himself, its only a drop, and he can save the rest for potty. My advice- be consistant (only a nappy at night), and let him… [cont.]
Answered by Michelle B - Wed May 23 11:46:26 2007
What silly accidents or incidents happened to you or a friend in the past while camping out ?
Q. Help us all avoid similar accidents and incidents. Like tripping over tent pegs or accidently frying our hiking boots.
Asked by ProfIgor - Sat Jun 7 10:07:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one time i had to make a number 2 and i braced myself against a tree with one hand and as i was going the tree (which was about10 feet high and dead) started to fall very slowly. i did manage to save my self from a messy camping trip
Answered by John M - Sat Jun 7 10:13:22 2008
Q. Help us all avoid similar accidents and incidents. Like tripping over tent pegs or accidently frying our hiking boots.
Asked by ProfIgor - Sat Jun 7 10:07:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one time i had to make a number 2 and i braced myself against a tree with one hand and as i was going the tree (which was about10 feet high and dead) started to fall very slowly. i did manage to save my self from a messy camping trip
Answered by John M - Sat Jun 7 10:13:22 2008
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THE Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) on Wednesday revealed five areas in Quezon City that are dangerous places in Metro Manila based on the number of traffic . accidents. . Commonwealth Avenue, Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue ...
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