posted in Car Accidents on Monday, April 1, 2013. In New York City, rain or snow can snarl traffic and cause collisions. A massive chain-reaction crash in another state, however, was recently caused by heavy fog. Ninety-five cars were involved in 17 total crashes along Interstate 77 in Virginia. Three people died in the pileup and 25 others were injured. The pileup began around 1:15 p.m. on Easter Sunday. Starting in the early morning hours, signs warned people about heavy fog. Authorities say people were likely traveling at dangerous speeds for the conditions. This massive collision shows how important it is for people to drive

There’s a new administration in town in NYC, and one of the big priorities of incoming Mayor Bill De Blasio is to put further restrictions on drivers to reduce reckless driving within the city. Reports from the Gothamist last month show changes in local traffic administration, combined with petitioning for some lower speed limits and a new technological program to crack down on traffic offenses within the five boroughs. Vision Zero The city administration has also built a ‘Vision Zero’ web site that further details De Blasio’s plans to protect New York City families. “This status quo is unacceptable.” reads the letter. “The city of