Transparency.  It’s available in many industries, yet notably missing in the one area where it matters the most:  medical care.  Although some strides have been made at various institutions across the country, that progress is hardly the norm at a large majority of hospitals.  A recent report in the Wall Street Journal from a doctor… read more

Citizens across the world are beginning to turn to bicycles and even their own feet in a bid to cut down on pollution and save money on their commute.  But with this increase in different types of traffic comes previously unrealized safety hazards, leaving many city planners and technology companies to try to come up… read more

The self-driving car is on its way.  At this point, it really does seem more like a matter of when than if.  We’ve previously reported on the ways that automakers are attempting to wrest control of a vehicle from humans’ error-prone hands, and now a columnist with the Wall Street Journal is offering up his… read more

The threat of a Salmonella contamination has reared its head once again, only this time, it took an outbreak affecting at least 29 people across 18 states before the safety measure manifested. Trader Joe’s announced the recall, which concerns Creamy Salted Valencia Peanut Butter only available in their stores.  The item has been taken off… read more

West Virginia has incorporated message boards onto their interstates and turnpikes as an added reminder to drivers not to text and drive. Drivers who are caught texting will be subject to a $100 fine. The Governor of the state proposed the legislation that targets texting and driving and is also encouraging parents to discuss the… read more

4,000 Club Car LCC utility vehicles and golf cars are being recalled. There is an issue with the fuel tank filler neck, which can crack and leak fuel, possibly causing a fire in the process. Ten instances of a crack in this component have been reported, although fires and injuries have apparently yet to take… read more

A free car seat check was recently held in El Centro, California by the California Highway Patrol.  The event was designed to help parents learn how to safely install their child’s safety seat according to manufacturers’ guidelines. Inspectors also made sure that the seats were up to safety standards. A properly installed safety seat can… read more

In honor of National Child Passenger Safety Week, the Colorado Department of Transportation and the State Patrol are doing all they can to make parents and guardians aware of child passenger safety. One of the main things parents need to make sure of is that their child is using the right car seat for their… read more

Kasel Associated Industries has announced the recall of Boots & Barkley 6 Count 5 Inch American Beef Bully Sticks.  A sample of the item tested positive for Salmonella. These pet products were sold in Target stores from April until this month. Consumers who have these particular products are encouraged to return them to where they… read more

The summer heat has finally let up in many parts of the country, which makes this the perfect time for people to go camping.  Although such an activity is certainly rewarding to those involved, it’s not without its risks.  To help make sure that people aren’t putting themselves in danger when they head out into… read more

A new article explores the latest innovations in auto safety. Past safety standards have been about passive safety, but the latest safety technologies concentrate on active safety, such as cars that can stop themselves before hitting an obstacle in the road. Although all are still being tested, look forward to seeing features such as enhanced… read more

The Chief Executive of AT & T realizes that the smart phones that his and many other companies sell are a huge contributor to distracted driving. That is why AT & T has put money, time and effort into creating nationwide campaigns to win the fight against distracted driving. On September 30, AT&T will be… read more