Multiple state agencies have come together to provide guidance to motorists to keep them and others safe in the event of an emergency incident, minor vehicle crash while traveling, or a vehicle breakdown. The most important reminder is the need to use caution and common sense –because every incident is unique. To be ready…
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Winter Weather-Plan-Equip-Train
In addition to cold stress, there are other winter weather related hazards such as driving in the snow, removing snow from rooftops, and working near downed or damaged power lines. Although one cannot control roadway conditions, promote safe driving behavior by recognizing the hazards of winter weather driving, for example, driving on snow/ice covered roads.…
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Teenager Invents a Solution to Eliminate Blind Spots for Cars
A 14-year-old from West Grove, Pennsylvania, won a $25,000 prize for creating a prototype designed to eliminate a car's blind spots. The A-pillar design in a car supports the windshield and provides protection in case of a crash. However, their size and angle also create blind spots, the area of the road not visible to…
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SCHOOL STARTS SOON!
Tips for Motorists: Be alert and slow down when driving in neighborhoods with school zones. Watch for children walking, playing or assembling near bus stops. Children arriving late for the bus may dart into the street without looking for traffic. Obey the "flashing signal light system" used for school buses. Yellow flashing lights indicate the…
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