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Posted on February 12, 2013

FMCSA Provides Motorcoach Safety Tips In The Wake of Tragedy

Anyone planning a trip on a tour bus in the near future should make themselves aware of a recent tragedy and then consult some important tips from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration branch of the Department of Transportation before booking. The sad incident in which eight people were killed has led to the FMCSA… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2013

Florida Texters Could Soon Face Vehicular Homicide Charges

Florida legislators are in the process of figuring out whether or not the time is ripe to approve a ban on texting at the wheel.  But in addition to that potential measure, two other lawmakers, a Senator and a State Representative, want to make sure that people understand that there will be repercussions should an… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2013

Coroner Cites Extreme Coke Consumption as Factor in Woman’s Death

Did heightened amounts of caffeine and sugar stemming from the consumption of the most popular soft drink in the world contribute to the death of a New Zealand woman?  One coroner believes that it could at least be considered a factor. Three years ago, the aforementioned mother of eight died after going into cardiac arrest. … read more

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Posted on February 12, 2013

38 Fatalities Occurred in 2012 As a Result of a Dog Attack

The number of dog bite fatalities which occurred last year is compiled and examined in a new report.  In many cases, the deaths can be attributed to pit bulls, who make up the lion’s share of the attacks.  This comes despite laws in many states placing regulations and prohibitions on owning such animals. Throughout all… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2013

Dual-Wattage Travel Convert Kits Recalled By Samsonite Over Burn Risk

Dual-Wattage Travel Convert Kits have been recalled by the Mansfield, Massachusetts-based Samsonite.  These items, which are intended to be used by American travelers who hope to make their appliances function in electrical outlets available in other countries, could suffer from a defect when set to the 50 watt setting.  If a load exceeds this level… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2013

Numerous Ways to Preserve Your Wellbeing in the Wake of a Snow Storm

Feet upon feet of snow have been dumped upon New England, but certain parts of California are also no strangers to the dangers of snow accumulation.  When snow builds up, it can create a whole host of safety threats that can wreak havoc along the roads and around homes.  To make sure you’re safe if… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2013

Opposing Findings in Studies Which Look at Texting and Driving

A panoply of voices have chimed in on the advisability of a texting and driving ban in the state of Texas.  A new report takes a look at the many sources of division, including opposing studies that have come to some very different conclusions. The Texas Transportation Institute a few years ago attempted to gauge… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2013

Debate Over Emergency Responder Exemption in Oklahoma Texting Ban

Many states are preparing this year for a legislative battle over the issue of texting and driving.  One such state is Oklahoma, where it’s still legal to text at the wheel.  A proposal from a Representative from District One would change that. That measure would ban texting and driving among most, but not all, drivers. … read more

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Posted on February 11, 2013

Understand The Threats That Might Cause an Injury In Your Home

A report found in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine illuminates some of the biggest hazards found in households across America.  Consumers concerned about maintaining safety for themselves and their children should take note. By analyzing accident data between 2000 and 2008, the persons behind the study were able to determine that, on average, 30,000… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2013

E. Coli Threat Prompts San Jose Valley Veal to Recall Product

A product hailing from Santa Clara is being recalled because of a potential E. coli threat that could compromise the safety of consumers.  San Jose Valley Veal announced the recall, which affects boneless veal trimmings originally available in a 60 pound cardboard case.  1,260 pounds in total are being recalled by the company, and all… read more

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Posted on February 8, 2013

Don’t Overestimate Your Abilities When Driving on Snowy Roads

Throughout the Northeast, citizens are battening down the hatches to protect themselves from the Winter Storm that’s set to wreak havoc.  And here in California, we’re not always free from the ravages of winter weather either.  Snow is a possibility throughout much of the state, and those who travel throughout the country also have to… read more

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Posted on February 8, 2013

Fuel Leak and Fire Risk Leads to Recall of 10,200 Ski-Doo Snowmobiles

Snowy weather may still impact California for the next few months, and as such, people must pay particular attention to recalls of items designed to be used during these frosty months.  If you own one of the following products, make sure you do what’s necessary to protect yourself from harm. The Valcourt, Canada-based Bombardier Recreational… read more

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