If you've lost a loved one in a drowning accident, you know the trauma that comes with it. The loss is hard enough, but finding out that something could have prevented the death is traumatic as well. Drowning Wrongful Death When another party is negligent or has a part in the death, drowning can be considered a wrongful death. For instance, a fishing boat goes out to sea when the … [Read more...]
Rock Climbing Class Safety
When you send your child to a class, you expect the instructor to know how to keep him or her safe. This is especially true of classes where your child could easily get hurt, like in rock climbing courses. Climbing is a great skill to have, especially in Alaska. However, this sport can be very dangerous for inexperienced people. Many injuries result from impacts against rocks or … [Read more...]
Bicycle Safety
Bicycles can be great for exercise, transportation and fun, but also increase risk of injury when on or near the roads. This makes bicycle safety an important part of riding a bike, especially for children. Children and young adults between the ages of 5 and 19 are among those most at risk of injury when riding a bike. Keep your children safe by always requiring them to wear a … [Read more...]
Recreational Vehicle Insurance
Owning a recreational vehicle can be a rewarding experience and affords families the opportunity to travel together. RV is a popular means of travel for Alaskans and tourists to Alaska, especially in Summer months. Recreational vehicle insurance is something new owners should consider first when deciding to purchase a RV. These vehicles have various designs requiring special … [Read more...]
Dangers Of Drowsy Driving
Alaskan drivers may want to learn more about the dangers of drowsy driving since many car accidents each year are associated with tired drivers. Unfortunately, there is no test to determine if someone is too sleepy to drive safely. It is difficult to measure accidents related to drowsy drivers as it is highly under reported. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates … [Read more...]
In-Car Glances
Drivers who take their attention off the road for as little as two seconds increase their risk of getting into an accident, according to a study by Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety. Although the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommends drivers restrict their in-car glances to two seconds, the research indicates even this may not be safe. In the study, … [Read more...]
