As the weather gets warmer, motorcycling becomes a common transportation option for many Americans. Because motorcycles are often less visible than other forms of transportation, it is important for drivers to stay aware of their surroundings and for motorcycle operators to take important safety measures to ensure that they are visible to motorists. Riding Gear […]
Preventing House Fires
House fires often result in large amounts of property damage, and unfortunately they are common in winter months. From 2008-2010, an average of 50,1100 heating fires occurred in the U.S. each year, resulting in a yearly average of approximately 150 deaths, 575 injuries, and $326 million in property loss. Cooking and heating were the top […]
Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents With These Tips
Falls account for nearly 8.9 million visits to the emergency room each year, according to the National Safety Council. As winter approaches, the risk for slip and fall accidents increases thanks to adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow, and ice. Prevent slip and fall accidents in your home with these tips: Use non-skid mats […]
Stay Safe While Biking This Summer
Summer’s hot days and long evenings make it a great time for bicycling. Bicycling is a great physical activity and can be a lot of fun, but it’s important to remember some key safety information. Wear Your Helmet Always wear a helmet when bicycling to help prevent head injuries. Young children or those new to […]
Towing Safety Tips
As the weather gets warmer, it’s a good time to review towing safety. Whether you’re towing a boat, camper, horse trailer, ATV, tractor, or anything else on a trailer, there are some basics that should be considered. Drivers are held responsible for damage caused due to failure to maintain equipment or improper trailering, so it […]
