7 Ways to Avoid a Pedestrian Accident With a School Bus
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDAugust 23rd, 2020
Going back to school this fall looks a lot different than other years. Lots more safety protocols will be in place for students, staff, faculty, and parents to follow both in school and on school buses. Follow these safety precautions to avoid injury. Stand three giant steps back from the curb when waiting for the … Keep reading…
Connecticut Truck Accidents: What You Need To Know To Share The Road
by Charles B. Price, Jr.August 20th, 2020
When you are traveling down an interstate highway, large commercial trucks can be imposing and anxiety-inducing. Many of us find them to be unpredictable with their massive size and speed. Motor vehicle drivers in Connecticut should take the following precautions to avoid a Connecticut auto accident. Avoid blind spots. Trucks have many blind spots because … Keep reading…
When Bicyclists Are Victims Of A Hit-and-Run
by Robert Messey, MD, JDAugust 17th, 2020
Bicyclists enjoy the same rights and responsibilities of vehicles that travel on Connecticut roadways. When a negligent driver forces a bike off the road, slams into it, or opens a door into one, and then leaves the scene, this driver is negligent and can be held responsible for the injuries sustained by the cyclists. These … Keep reading…
4 Ways to Keep Kids Safe at the Playground
by Gerard McEneryAugust 14th, 2020
With the dog days of summer upon us and the on-going COVID-19 virus, kids and adults alike are always looking for ways to release some energy. The question is, is the playground you are bringing your kids to safe? Here is what to check to make sure that your children are safe both at home … Keep reading…
Connecticut Drivers Know Their Driving Is Risky, But Do It Anyway
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDAugust 11th, 2020
Distracted driving and speeding are problems on Connecticut roadways and no doubt a cause of Connecticut auto accidents. Even after three months at home, drivers are still engaging in driving that is risky, according to data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Drivers know what behaviors are risky, but admit to engaging in this … Keep reading…
Connecticut Dog Bites Against US Postal Workers Are On The Decline
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDAugust 8th, 2020
Connecticut dog bite injuries amongst U.S. Postal workers are on a downward trend. With more Connecticut residents shopping online, postal workers are delivering more packages and are coming into contact with more of our canine family members. This news is encouraging. In 2019, there were just over 5,800 attacks nationwide. The USPS defines a dog … Keep reading…