DEC 18
Family of Teen Missing at Sea Prompts New Boater Safety Legislation
Emergency locator devices like these are credited with saving more than 37,000 lives. In the wake of the disappearance of[..]
Emergency locator devices like these are credited with saving more than 37,000 lives. In the wake of the disappearance of[..]
Only six states require seatbelts on school buses. Florida is one of them. Georgia is not. For years, the National[..]
The risk of auto accidents is high during the Thanksgiving holiday and this year is expected to be particularly busy.[..]
Some 16,000 deaths could be prevented each year simply by preventing pedal error. Motor vehicle crashes are the fifth leading[..]
The massive backlog of veterans’ disability claims remains unresolved. It seems officials at the US Veterans Administration are in face-saving[..]
If you drive a Toyota, be aware of a faulty window switch that could pose a fire risk. Toyota[..]
“We are heading straight into it, Category 3, last we checked,” wrote Danielle Randolph, a crew member of the ill-fated[..]
This popular Grizzly table saw has been recalled after reports of a defect that caused a broken nose and lacerations.[..]
The risk of suffering serious injury in a car accident increases sharply beginning at age 70. Recently, royal watching media[..]
A proposed NHTSA rule will strengthen motorcycle helmet laws.[/caption] While total motor vehicle fatalities decreased by 15 percent from 1994[..]
At any given daylight moment across America, 660,000 drivers are using cell phones or other devices while driving. A unique[..]
Researchers recently found that several popular children’s crayon brands contain asbestos. Parents assume that if a toy is allowed on[..]
Some 9 million Americans use sleeping pills, and that could place them at risk for auto accidents.[/caption] If a[..]
Front and back of Apple’s Beats Pill XL speakers, recalled over a potential burn hazard. They’re stylish, convenient and increasingly[..]
Inadequate fall protection at construction sites tops the most common OSHA violations. The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)[..]
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