The advancement of collision avoidance technology opens new areas to find compensation for seriously injured plaintiffs.

On July 14, 2019, a truck plowed into stopped traffic in Indianapolis, igniting a fiery crash that involved numerous vehicles and resulted in multiple fatalities. It happened before on April 26, 2019, near Denver; Nov. 14, 2018, in Berks County and Oct. 12, 2018, near Harrisburg. The headlines and collisions were nearly identical. Each collision, involving a distracted driver, could have been avoided or mitigated with existing safety technology.

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