The largest car seat recall in American history occurred last year when over six million car seats were recalled for a safety defect. According to the NHTSA, less than half of those car seats were repaired. In response to this concerning statistic, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently began a campaign that encourages parents […]
Prevent Furniture Tip-Over
How safe is your home? Is your TV secure? Do you have top-heavy furniture? Furniture tip-overs are one of the top hidden hazards in family homes. According to data from the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, unstable televisions and large furniture items kill a child every two weeks on average. These deaths are caused […]
Common Causes of Workplace Injuries
Injuries in the workplace occur all too frequently in the United States. Sprains, strains, tears, and back injuries are among the most common workplace injuries. Common Workplace Injuries Most workplace injuries are covered by the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance. According to insurance claims throughout the United States, these are the ten most common workplace injuries: […]
Consumer Safety Tips for Children’s Toys
Children’s toys are designed for learning and fun, but sometimes they can become dangerous. Many toys manufactured in the United States must meet toy safety standards as defined by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, but not all toys have to meet a specific safety standard. That means that parents and caregivers need to pay […]
Takata National Airbag Recalls Affect Millions of Americans
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently announced that the Takata airbag recall expansion has almost doubled the number of vehicles affected to over 32 million. A November New York Times report claimed that Takata was aware of airbag defects for years before filing paperwork with regulators. The NHTSA asked that the recalls be expanded […]
