Roadway safety is important for everyone. Older drivers, however, may face unique risks and situations. There are several important considerations to keep older motorists safe on the road. Below are some important components of roadway safety for these at-risk drivers. Keeping these in mind can help prevent car accidents. Roadway and City Planning When it
Labor Day is one of the most traveled holidays of the year. Millions of people choose the last three-day weekend of the summer to visit relatives, go camping, or enjoy the seashore. Summer’s last hurrah also comes with a dark side that might trigger a need for a lawyer to help with a car accident.
Night shift work is a term that can apply to any non-traditional shift. A typical night shift starts at 11:00 p.m. and continues to 7:00 a.m. A common non-traditional shift is one that lasts 12 hours. Workers on a 12-hour shift will work four rather than five days per week. Nurses and factory workers are
Millions of vehicles are on the road every day. Driving is part of regular daily life. However, it can also be dangerous, and car accidents happen every day. Many people may not think about how many different factors can affect driving safety. Everyone knows that behaviors such as drunk or distracted driving can be deadly.
In some ways, it seems as though summer has just started. In reality, schools will reopen soon. When they do, student safety is a paramount concern, including preventing any car accidents and personal injury. Not all students take the familiar yellow school buses to and from school. Some are driven to school and picked up later.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic exacerbated an already booming trend for consumers to access the marketplace through online shopping and home delivery apps. When lockdowns were recommended throughout the country, people began to depend even more heavily on home delivery not only for consumer goods from online retailers such as Amazon and other merchants, but also