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School Bus Safety the Focus in Southwest Florida

We’re continuing the focus on back-to-school safety as kids head back to school and colleges return to class. Whether they’re driving themselves or they’re taking the school bus, the month schools returns to session brings with it significant risks. And this is why officials with the National Safety Council (NSC)…

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Car Accidents on the Decline Nationwide, According to NSC

According to the preliminary data collected by the National Safety Council (NSC) traffic trends indicate that our roadways are getting a little safer. During the first six months of 2013, we saw an approximate 5 percent decrease in the number of motor vehicle accidents compared to the same time period…

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Traffic Collisions Result from Hands-Free Distractions, Too!

You might think you’re better off behind the wheel if you’re using a hands-free device. Unfortunately, recent research has determined that hands-free devices are just as dangerous as hand-held electronics for drivers. According to The Street, voice-to-text email programs are more or less the worst of all. According to the…

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CPSC Keeps Nearly 5 Million Defective Products From Your Home

Thanks to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), close to 5 million units of product that violated the nation’s safety rules were stopped from making it into the hands of consumers in the last year. Working alongside its federal partner, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), officials with the…

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Intoxicated Pedestrians an Injury Risk on Fort Myers Beach, elsewhere

We often talk about drinking and driving but overlook the risks involved with drinking and walking. According to the Associated Press, more than a third of the pedestrians who were killed in 2011 reported blood-alcohol levels that were over the legal limit for driving. Our Fort Myers Beach pedestrian accident…

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