In the case that disaster strikes, what’s good for you is good for your pet. Follow these steps to make sure that you are prepared to take the right actions for your animals in the case of an emergency. Don’t leave them behind. Plan options include: Create a buddy system in case you’re not home. Ask a…
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The beautiful weather has arrived, which means it’s time to start up the backyard entertainment! The pool is open and playground season is in full swing. Is your backyard safe for kids and visitors? Diving boards, water slides, trampolines and skate board ramps are great fun, but pose an additional risk not always covered by your…
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With the 4th of July right around the corner, it the perfect time for a reminder on Fireworks Safety! Did you know? Even mild fireworks such as sparklers can get hot enough to burn through clothing. To prevent burn injuries, exercise extreme caution when lighting and holding fireworks, and monitor your children closely while celebrating. Firework…
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June is National Safety Month – join in on the National Safety Council’s “No One Gets Hurt” campaign and make your wellness a priority! We ask a lot of ourselves each day, and over time this can put a strain on our personal wellness. Try these tips to help improve your wellness at every stage of life. Focus on…
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June 14 is National World Blood Donor Day. This event, which is celebrated by countries around the world, serves to raise awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products, and to thank blood donors for their voluntary, life-saving gifts of blood. Some blood types are rare, so promoting the need for rare donor…
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NOAA predicted that during this six month hurricane season, which started on June 1, the Atlantic will produce five to nine mighty storms. A total of 10 to 16 named storms, tropical-strength or stronger, will likely cross the basin, threatening people, real estate, crops and energy resources in the U.S., Mexico and the Caribbean. Of…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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