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Old 07-02-2008, 07:52 AM
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Default Accidents in Columbus

I noticed the large amount of car accidents and pedestrians being struck by cars. Why is this? I know drivers aren't much better in PA but gee wiz! Don't people watch where they are going or is it they just don't care?
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they got hit because drivers are shock fixated on the gas price signs all along the street..
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Old 07-02-2008, 01:39 PM
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they got hit because drivers are shock fixated on the gas price signs all along the street..
That's a good excuse but I noticed the large amount of accidents before the prices started getting really high. I checked on gas prices around Columbus and they are still a little lower than where I'm at in PA. The cheapest around here is 3.99 for regular. And that's just the cheapest.
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Auto insurance rates are very reasonable as compared to other metro areas of similar size, so I don't think the accident rate is excessive for the population base.
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I have to say - "many" drivers in the area are horrible. Most do not use turning signals. They tailgate and either drive way too fast, or drive at a snails pace.

I have driven all over the country - Many are just horrible drivers here. Of course, this is my opinion...
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