Imagine driving down the road when you suddenly collide with a recreational vehicle (RV) that cut you off with its trailer; or an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) that was blown into your lane by the wind. Accidents such as these may result in serious injuries and can often be prevented. Avoiding RV and ATV Accidents The person driving an RV or ATV should be educated in how to handle the … [Read more...]
Wildfire Prevention & Safety Tips
Summer in Alaska is known for hiking, fishing and camping under the midnight sun. Unfortunately, with extended daylight hours, dry conditions, and increasingly warm temperatures, wildfires are a serious issue during the Alaskan summer months. Be aware of potential fire hazards When lighting a fire be sure to choose a spot where the fire cannot spread to overhead branches, … [Read more...]
Roundabouts Decrease Accidents
In Alaska, we see more roundabouts established each year throughout the state. Roundabouts are beneficial at intersections, making traffic flow easier and safer. The Federal Highway Administration says when roundabouts replace traffic signals at intersections, car accident rates drop. The number of people with severe injuries and overall rate of crashes drop significantly with … [Read more...]
RV Preparation
Summer is a wonderful time to spend time with family, but August starts back to school planning. Before school starts back up, you may want to take the family on a trip to bond and share new experiences together. If you plan a trip in a recreational vehicle (RV), it is important to take time to perform maintenance and complete a safety check before leaving. The last thing you want on … [Read more...]
ABC’s Of Grill Safety
Today is National Hot Dog Day, a great excuse to fire up the grill and enjoy the Alaskan Summer. Safety is always a concern when dealing with fire but the ABC's of grill safety can help avoid stressful situations. A - Awareness When using a grill, always be aware of your surroundings. Check for over hanging trees or debri when setting up the grill. Do not setup a grill too close to … [Read more...]
Avoid Carbon Monoxide Poisoning On RV Trips
A major danger to RVers is the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Someone suffering may pass out or even die behind the wheel. This can put others at risk on the road. Generally speaking, RVs do not have problems as long as their owners keep them well maintained. If individuals recognize the signs of carbon monoxide poisoning early on, accidents or injuries can be prevented. What … [Read more...]
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