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Drowsy Driving More Than Widespread Than Ever

The latest news about the number of sleep-deprived drivers on our roadways is, well, eye-opening. In a study described as the most in-depth ever on the subject, researchers found the percentage of crashes involving drowsy drivers is almost eight times higher than previously thought, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. A new study...

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Pedestrian Fatalities at a Record High

The start of 2018 brought some sobering statistics; pedestrian fatalities are among the highest this country has ever seen. According to a report released by the Governors Highway Safety Administration (GHSA), just under 6,000 pedestrians lost their lives last year. "We've plateaued at a very bad place," claims the report's author Richard Retting. "This should...

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Distracted Pedestrians Are Walking the Path to Injury

With devices becoming more mobile and multi-functional, it's a common sight to see pedestrians walking with their eyes glued to their cellphones, or distracted with their earbuds, instead of paying attention to what they are doing. Whether it be crossing the street during a red light, heading towards that crack in the sidewalk, or strolling...

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Bus Defects Put Children in Danger

Truck and bus recalls often come in epidemic-like waves. Last month, school bus manufacturers issued recalls for almost 2,000 vehicles, listing a host of various problems with the vehicles that transport our children to school, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Navistar Inc., one the major manufacturers of buses, recalled nearly 900 school and...

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DRUNK DRIVING AND DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED: TIS THE SEASON; BE RESPONSIBLE

The CDC reports that every day, 28 people in the United States die in motor vehicle crashes that involve an alcohol-impaired driver. This amounts to one death every 51 minutes. That does not include those cases where the driver is impaired by drugs or some other substance. The annual cost of alcohol-related crashes totals more than $44...

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TO JUMP OR NOT TO JUMP: CAN MY CHILD REALLY FLY?

Today, our kids are trending towards moving into the more extreme sports, wall (rock) climbing, tumbling, acrobatics, trampoline jumping and other feats of flying through the air, not to mention skateboarding, snow-boarding, and playground activities, filled with loops, jumps and all other forms of treacherous obstacles and equipment that can lead to injury. These activities...

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