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More older riders involved in motorcycle crashes
The next time you see a senior citizen riding a Harley Davidson down I-95, don’t laugh. As a matter of fact, more baby boomers are riding motorcycles. Perhaps the wind in their hair (what may be left of it) and the roar of the engine may remind them of their earlier years. But the… Read More »
Safety tips for pedestrians
In another month or so, spring training venues will be opening and another swath of out-of-state visitors will be coming to our state. With additional tourists comes the prospect of pedestrian accidents. Whether you are a tourist or a Florida resident, there are a number of safety tips you should be aware of. Pay… Read More »
Surviving mall parking lot accidents
If you have been paying attention to retailers’ commercials, chances are that you know that some stores may be open continuously from Monday morning until Christmas Eve. Indeed, retailers want to get people into stores so that their bottom lines will be protected. With that, mall parking lots may be crowded and prime parking… Read More »
Changes may be in store for Florida's anti-texting law
As cell phones have evolved and new ways to communicate have become popular, distracted driving has grown to be a substantial public safety issue. Texting while driving has arguably garnered as much attention as drunk driving over the past few years. Because of this, a number of states have passed laws prohibiting the use… Read More »
More vehicular drownings in Florida than any other state
The weather across a majority of the Midwest and Northeast is making headlines this week. Weather that is customarily seen in January has made for treacherous driving conditions in Indiana, Michigan, Missouri and a host of northern states. In Florida, however, we are immune from these conditions (at least until January) but we dangerous… Read More »
Three ways to get the best from your insurance policy
What really motivates you when choosing auto insurance? Is it strictly price, features, flexibility, or a combination of all of these elements? Whatever drives your decision, insurance carriers appear to be amenable to tailoring a policy to fit your needs while fitting into your budget at the same time. However, as the old adage… Read More »
How pedestrians can be safe on Halloween night
Halloween is a delight for kids of all ages. For little ones, the excitement of donning a costume and walking through the neighborhood to get candy is an experience like no other. For adults, transforming themselves and going to a costume party is probably as much fun as a grown man or woman can… Read More »
Safety tips for new car owners
If you have a new car on your holiday wish list, you are not alone. Automakers want you to consider the newest offerings during the holiday season. While you may not see the commercials yet, they will be coming, and prospective new car owners will have plenty to choose from. With that, we offer… Read More »
Are you an aggressive driver? Here are a few ways to find out
Let’s face it, no one likes being stuck in traffic or dealing with difficult drivers. As much as these elements of driving are annoying, it may be possible that you are the problem. Indeed, most of us equate “road rage” as something that we may not be comfortable with, but there are a number… Read More »
Bluetooth systems may not be all as advertised
The draw that many automakers are using to promote their latest offerings has to do with crash avoidance systems (i.e. lane integrity warning systems, proximity warning systems). But new cars are also equipped with the latest in interactive goodies that will help drivers stay in touch with the outside world even when they are… Read More »
