January is National Radon Action Month to raise awareness for the risks associated with radon gas. Over exposure to radon can cause long term issues, including lung cancer. The good news is radon exposure is preventable. Risks Radon is a tasteless, odorless and colorless radioactive gas naturally formed when uranium, thorium or radium break down in soil, rock or water. Radon in the … [Read more...]
Left Turns Require Extra Caution
Left turns can be a daunting, especially for drivers with less experience. In winter it is especially risky and requires extra caution and consideration. Preparing To Turn Left Always use a turn signal to indicate your intention to turn left. Slow down well in advance allowing time to enter the turning lane. During winter, allow yourself extra time in case of snow or ice on the … [Read more...]
Child Seat Safety During Winter Months
Child seats help protect children in case of an auto accident. They are extremely important, helpful and a requirement for children under height, age and weight restrictions. There are things to consider during winter that may not be concerns during warmer months. Child Seat Basics In Winter Store child seats in warmer temperatures when possible. When storing a seat outside or in … [Read more...]
Reviewing Auto Insurance Needs
A new year is upon us, that means it is time to review your auto insurance. It is important to have enough insurance in case something happens. Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements In Alaska The state of Alaska requires drivers carry liability insurance. Alaska law states that drivers carry at least $50,000 of bodily injury coverage per person and $100,000 of bodily injury coverage … [Read more...]
Surviving Negative Temperatures
Alaska winters can be hard to handle, especially as we continue to experience negative temperatures. It is important to prepare ahead of time before heading out in the Alaskan weather, even if you plan to be out for a short time. Layer Your Clothing It is important to layer clothes when going out into the Alaskan cold, especially if you plan to be outdoors for an extended period of … [Read more...]
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Is A Concern
Carbon monoxide is an odorless and poisonous gas that can become deadly when inhaled. Fuels not burning completely produce carbon monoxide and are dangerous when in enclosed areas. Fireplaces, ovens, furnaces, water heaters and cars running in an enclosed area are all examples of ways carbon monoxide is produced. Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning There are ways to prevent carbon … [Read more...]
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