When an emergency situation occurs, states have the ability to rescind FMCSA Safety Regulations in areas directly affected. This flexibility can be extremely helpful for transporting supplies to those in need by allowing motor carriers to travel into the state without paying the Temporary Operating Authority Registration fee. Tropical storm Alberto in the southeast, was…
Self-driving trucks can offer a number of benefits to motor carriers, such as increasing capacity, improving safety and attracting younger drivers. But, even as companies like Ford, Tesla, Google and Uber continue to advance autonomous technology, these vehicles will have to overcome a number of roadblocks before they’re ready for widespread use: Public perception—Advanced sensors…
Pattern driving can bring good and bad habits to the forefront. Did you know that drivers who have repetitive routes can naturally gain a comfort level behind the wheel that causes them to let their guard down? This loss of focus can cause operators to be unaware of the hazards that can lead to crashes.…
More and more guests are attempting to bring animals into restaurants and hotels. Check out this helpful information regarding the rules behind service animals and what to do in those situations. A service animal is a dog, or in some cases, a miniature horse. No other animal is protected by the ADA. The ADA defines…
If you’re one of the many trailer boaters out there, you know that sometimes the trip from the garage to the launch ramp can be as challenging as a full day on the water. But with a little practice and some preparation, you can master the fine art of towing and trailering and spend less…
Beach days are upon us, and although basking in the sun is relaxing and fun, it is also hazardous for your health. Skin cancer is both dangerous and common – it is the most common form of cancer in the United States and over two million people are diagnosed annually. Even more startling, sun exposure…
As summer is rapidly approaching, millions of beachgoers are heading to the coast to enjoy the waves, sun and sand for these next few months. June 4-10 is National Rip Current Awareness Week. According to weather.gov, rip currents are fast-moving, narrow channels of water that push away from the shoreline, and can occur at any…
Are you someone who loves outdoor barbecues? Every year, millions of Americans safely enjoy outdoor barbecues, however, accidents do happen. Insurance policies do provide financial protection in the case of mishap, however, ensure that you will have trouble-free cooking fun all summer long by reading these tips from PropertyCasualty360 before you light up the grill!…
The summer months are here and vacation rentals are a popular choice of travelers! Before you rent your property, be sure that you are following the necessary guidelines. Check your Community Association rules to make sure they allow rentals and do not restrict the rental time period. Review restrictions within your town/city. A business or…
Deeley Serves is proud to sponsor the Wicomico County Library Rock the Block Summer Reading Kickoff held on Saturday, June 16th at the Pittsville Library Branch. This is a one day event featuring family oriented entertainment, including music, art and learning activities, professional clowns, face painting and free refreshments. This event gives families in our…
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