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Vazquez: Research shows drivers know it’s wrong, do it anyway


The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety’s latest research finds drivers who have been in at least one crash in the past two years are significantly more likely to engage in risky behaviors like speeding or texting, even when they think the police may catch them. After months of staying at home, we at AAA urge drivers to keep everyone safe on the roads and warns motorists against falling back into dangerous driving habits.

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