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A car recall is announced when a car maker finds a problem that needs to be fixed. These recalls are sometimes prompted from complaints of car owners or accidents that have occurred. Most of the time, the manufacturer issues a car recall through NHTSA and informs car owners. Companies recall cars to save themselves from…
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The October/November newsletter is now available! In this edition, we discuss Trick-or-Treating Safety and give some helpful tips to keep your kids safe this Halloween. We are also giving away free glowsticks and flashlights to further increase the visibility of your children as they trick or treat. To get your free safety equipment, simply fill out and…
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We have compiled these stories on how seat belts save lives and how neglecting to use them resulted in something else. Along with the recommendation to impose stricter seat belt laws to get people to use their seat belts, this article hopes that these stories will inspire people to really buckle up. It is not every…
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The recent news involving teenagers sustaining serious head injuries due to ATV accidents brings to mind the safety issues of these powerful machines. The accident involved three teenagers on a Rhino type ATV. The driver of the ATV apparently lost control of the vehicle and it ended up on its side. A 17-year-old girl was…
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Kollin Gard, a fourteen year boy paralyzed from the neck down due to a trampoline accident is bouncing up to recovery, thanks to the resilient spirit of his parents and support of friends and community. Of course the boy’s courage and fighting spirit are also among the major factors that contributed to his overall progress.…
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Most people know that the faster you drive, the more you gas your car uses, but there are several other factors that contribute to extra gas being used. Getrichslowly.org has a nice list of tips that help you save money on gas. Here are a few. 1. Don’t be idle Many people have the common misconception that…
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Teenagers are in a stage wherein they want to assert their freedom and show the world that they are capable of many things. Their young age fills them with ideals and passion that drive them to have many goals in life which are all centered towards self-sufficiency and independence. Unfortunately these assertions can impact the…
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, recorded more than 200,000 business-related slip and fall cases in 2009. Businesses are required by OSHA to maintain clean and dry floors as well as maintain the premises as one in a state of good repair. The floors must be free from protruding parts, debris and clutter. These…
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