Setting a value on someone's life when it had barely begun
How to prevent Houston vehicle rollovers
Safety tips for school bus drivers and passengers
Vehicle rollovers: Understanding the reasons they occur
Put down that cell phone! Distracted driving kills.
Distracted driving, especially in the form of texting while driving, has gained a lot of media attention here in Texas and elsewhere in recent years. There is ample justification for this. According to data compiled from 2014, 3,179 people across the country lost their lives in car crashes involving distracted drivers. Any activity that takes your attention off the road is considered a distraction, and you might not even realize that you are putting yourself and others at risk.
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Truck safety and medical conditions
Many people would be horrified to have to share their medical conditions with the public. The reality is, however, that some professions are not compatible with certain medical problems. Truck drivers face medical restrictions because the consequences of a blackout or collapse while behind the wheel are simply too high. A recent crash involving a Maine truck driver might be the latest example of just how damaging an unmanaged medical condition can be.
