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Speeding is a top contributing factor in many major accidents.

Man Kills Two Women While Driving Over 100 mph, Charged with Manslaughter

According to a San Antonio Express-News report, a man has been charged with manslaughter after killing two women in a high-speed accident.

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A crime scene at night. Police cars with emergency lights flashing behind yellow cordon tape declaring - police line, do not cross.

Drivers are often seriously injured when ejected from the vehicle.

Single-Vehicle Accident Hospitalizes Driver After Being Ejected From Vehicle

According to a KSAT News report, a man was seriously injured after a single-vehicle rollover accident caused him to be ejected from his car.

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