With Halloween just around the corner, households need to brush up on how to keep homes, families, and children safe during the holiday. While haunted houses, trick-or-treating, and costume parties are all part of the fun, it is important to engage in these activities safely. #1. Teach Pedestrian Safety Read more »
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Halloween 2016 Safety Tips for Children & Parents
by admin September 22, 2016 » Add the first comment.
Is Hands-Free Phone Use Really That Safe? Avoiding Car Accidents
by admin September 21, 2016 » Add the first comment.
When California joined several other states in adopting cell phone laws while driving, lawmakers maintained that using a hands-free device was acceptable. As long as drivers are over the age of 18, they can legally use a hands-free device while behind the wheel in the Golden State. While this legislation Read more »
How Do California’s “Percentage of Fault” Laws Apply to Motorcycle Accidents?
Motorcyclists have the same rights and responsibilities on the roadway as motor vehicle drivers. However, in California, some laws differ for motorcycles versus passenger vehicles. The law recognizes that motorcycles are smaller and more maneuverable and allow motorcyclists to drive in ways motorists cannot, such as lane sharing and lane Read more »
Unsafe Construction Site Practices and Tips for How to Fix Them
by admin August 26, 2016 » Add the first comment.
The construction industry has a reputation for danger—and rightly so. Construction workers spend time in hazardous environments on a daily basis. In the United States, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees the federal safety requirements in the construction industry. According to its general information, the fatal injury rate Read more »
How to Handle a Slip and Fall Injury Incident
Slip and fall accidents don’t always cause injuries, but those that do are often serious. An incident in a store, restaurant, or other public venue can cause head or brain injuries, serious fractures, burns, or deep lacerations. If your injury requires medical care, knowing how to handle the aftermath will Read more »
The History of Train Accidents in Los Angeles & Train Accident Safety Tips
by admin July 21, 2016 » Add the first comment.
Trains have been proven to be a good method of public transportation in Los Angeles, and a statistically safer mode of travel than automobiles. However, when train accidents do occur, they have the potential to injure and kill a large number of people. In L.A., we’ve enjoyed a relatively safe Read more »
6 Tips on How to Share the Road With Truck Drivers: Help Reduce Truck Accidents
by admin July 20, 2016 » Add the first comment.
Commercial trucks, like the common 18-wheelers on the road, are much larger than passenger vehicles. They require more time and space to speed up and slow down. They also have more blind spots than other vehicles. The California freeways see some heavy commercial truck traffic, and truck accident incidents are Read more »
Rush Hour Driving Tips: Avoiding Car Accidents in Los Angeles
If you’ve ever driven in Los Angeles, you understand why our city consistently ranks highly for some of the worst traffic in the country. Rush hour can last for hours, and regular drivers here may wait 81 hours each year sitting in their cars while traffic is at a standstill. Read more »
Is Lane Splitting Legal in California? Motorcycle Accident Prevention & Safety Tips
by admin July 18, 2016 » Add the first comment.
Many motorists question the safety of lane splitting on a motorcycle and whether the practice is legal in California. In reality, according to the California DMV, lane splitting is neither legal nor illegal. Several bills, including this one, have attempted to formalize the rules of lane splitting, but none has Read more »
Is Your Workplace Safe? How to Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents at Work
by admin June 28, 2016 » Add the first comment.
According to the most recent surveys by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were approximately 3 Million employee injuries and illnesses reported by private industry employers in 2014. Although workers’ compensation provides comprehensive health care coverage to workers injured on the job, you should still take precautions to avoid a Read more »
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