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A Guide to a Safer Holiday Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and feasting. However, it's also a time when accidents can happen. With increased traffic, busy kitchens, and holiday hazards, it's essential to prioritize safety. Here are some tips to help you stay safe this Thanksgiving: Behind the Wheel Thanksgiving weekend can be a dangerous time to drive. Many Americans take road trips, ...

Deck the Halls Safely! The holiday season brings a flurry of excitement – festive decorations, delicious meals, and joyful gatherings with loved ones. But amidst the hustle and bustle, it's important to remember that the colder months also pose a number of safety hazards. To ensure a happy and healthy holiday season, let's be aware of the five most common holiday accidents and take steps to ...

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), trauma can be anything that is “deeply distressing or disturbing” and affects every person differently. Car accidents can be traumatic experiences, whether a person is driving a vehicle involved in the accident, a passenger, or a bystander who witnesses the accident. While most people identify and seek help for physical car ...

Just as each season is beautiful in its own way, each season presents its own dangers to drivers. While many people equate summertime with family road trips, days spent at the pool or park with friends, and endless sunshine, the summer season can also be associated with unique driving hazards. Below, we will discuss summer driving hazards to be aware of and how to avoid or prepare for these ...

Earlier this year, a cold front blew through North Texas, causing snow and sleet in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The Dallas Daily News shared a winter storm watch and some helpful safety tips from the National Weather Service. As we head into winter once again, these tips are worth revisiting. We’ve also added advice from other reliable sources around the web, including the National Highway Traffic ...

All kinds of ghouls and goblins come out on All Hallows’ Eve, but the most dangerous part of Halloween is always car accidents. With an influx of both drunk drivers and young pedestrians on the road, it can be a scary time to drive. If you need to get behind the wheel on the October holiday, we have some safety tips you should keep in mind: Slow Down It may seem simple, but the number 1 safety tip ...