How to Be Safe When Approaching a Railroad Crossing
Car and pedestrian accidents at railroad crossings are more common than you might realize. The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that a person or vehicle is hit by a train in the United States every three hours. In 2020 alone, there were 1,377 motor vehicle collisions at public rail grade crossings that resulted in 494
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
Why Are Young Workers More Susceptible to Workplace Injuries?
Teens play an important role in the workforce. Even though they’re only just starting to enter the working world, workers under the age of 24 represented about 12% of the entire American workforce in 2020. But while many people in this age range are only working on a part-time basis, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re
- Published in Workplace Woes
The Risks of Inducing Labor With Cytotec
- Published in Birth Trauma, Medical Malpractice
What Parents Need to Know About Car Insurance for Teens
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
The Role of Fatigue in Workplace Accidents
When people talk about common causes of workplace injuries, they tend to talk about things like falls, overexertion, transportation accidents, and exposure to harmful substances. But when you get right down to it, what are the root causes that lead to those types of events? Very often, fatigue can be cited as a contributing factor.
- Published in Workplace Woes
Driving Dangers and Daylight Savings Time Changes
The changes that come with daylight savings time aren’t always easy for people to adjust to. Time changes can be very difficult for some people to adjust to since they can interfere with their sleep cycles. And when people aren’t sleeping well, it can cause more serious problems than simply having a hard time concentrating
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Tips for Choosing an Obstetrician for Mothers With Physical Disabilities
Good doctors can be hard to find. But for those with physical disabilities, it can be even more challenging to find one who can provide the care they need. This can be particularly true for expectant mothers who have physical disabilities. In many cases, women with physical disabilities are capable of having healthy pregnancies. Having
- Published in Birth Trauma
Safety Precautions for Teen Employees When Using Cleaning Products
When teens start thinking about getting their first job, they generally don’t think about them in terms of opportunities to work with chemicals. But while teens aren’t working in places like scientific laboratories, chemicals are widely used in many other types of jobs that teens may find themselves working. For example, sanitation is crucial anywhere
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Driving with Dogs: How to Do It Safely
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
FAQs About What to Do When You Get a Flat Tire
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
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