Recreational vehicle (RV) season is upon us as summer begins. Are you and your equipment prepared for travel, recreation, and camping? Before you hit the road, here are some tips to keeping your summer RV adventures safe and fun. Prepare Before You Leave You should be confident behind the wheel of an RV before you embark on a trip. Whether you own or rent, it's incredibly … [Read more...]
Boating Safety
There are many ways to prevent boating accidents so no one gets hurt. Unfortunately, there are drivers who don't pay attention or who drive negligently, injuring or killing others on the water. It's important to know ways to avoid boating accidents, so you can stay safe. It is equally wise to know your legal options when someone hurts you or your loved ones. Drinking While … [Read more...]
Drowning Prevention
Regardless of where you live, swimming is a popular activity for people of all ages. A summertime dip in a lake or pool can be refreshing, but the sport is not without risks. How Common Is Drowning? Accidental drowning claims an average of 10 lives in the U.S. each day; 20% of victims are children under 15. Children between ages 1 and 4 have the greatest risk of … [Read more...]
Playground Accidents
It's expected for your child to be kept safe and sound when at daycare or school. When he or she heads out to the playground, there should be oversight. If an accident takes place there should be immediate help for your child. Are there really that many playground injuries each year? There are more than 200,000 playground injuries treated every year in emergency departments around … [Read more...]
Safety In Bear Country
Alaska is home to black bears, brown bears and polar bears, greatly increasing your chances of crossing paths with a bear. Whether you plan to hike through or pitch a tent, make sure you practice safety in bear country Hiking Hike in groups and make noise by talking or singing loudly. Noise allows bears to know you are in the area, avoiding the bear becoming startled. If you … [Read more...]
Skin Cancer Awareness Month
May is Skin Cancer Awareness month and for good reason. The weather is finally warming up and people are heading outdoors to enjoy the warmer weather. If you're are packing up to head outdoors, STOP and apply sunscreen first. Each year in the U.S., more people are diagnosed with skin cancer than all other cancers combined. To put it into perspective, one in five people develop skin … [Read more...]
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