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Knowing Your Unique Dangers As A Cyclist

05.07.2026

With May officially designated as National Bike Month, there is no better time to celebrate Wisconsin’s cycling culture while staying mindful of the risks on the road. Whether you are commuting through urban centers or exploring rural paths, understanding the intersection of law, safety, and environment is essential for every cyclist. Environmental Dangers: Weather and […]

Passengers Are Most Vulnerable in Automobile Crashes, Study Finds

06.07.2016

Anyone can be injured in a car during a traffic accident. Yet according to a recent study from the JPN Apex Trauma Center of AIIMS, passengers are the most vulnerable. This was partially attributed to a lack of seat belt use among occupants of the study. There are, however, several other likely factors, including the […]

Safety Experts Say Automaker Defect is Putting Countless Children at Risk

06.02.2016

Parents are consistently told that the back seat of a vehicle is safest for children. Most of the time that statement is true. There is, however, an automobile defect in some vehicle makes and models that could place children at just as much risk as those riding in front seats. Even more disturbing is that […]

Traumatic Brain Injury Linked to Long-Term Sleep Problems

05.26.2016

Each year, approximately 17 million people suffer from traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Around 80 percent of sufferers will be treated and eventually released, but they often continue to experience long-term symptoms. Brain injuries that involve emotion, thinking abilities, language, and sensation are well-recognized. However, researchers now believe that they may have uncovered yet another residual […]

Snapchat Being Blamed for Auto Accidents After the Release of Their New “Speed Filter”

05.24.2016

Distracted driving is a major problem in the United States; however, it may have just become more dangerous, thanks to the development of a Snapchat application that allows users to determine how fast they are going. Especially appealing to younger drivers, this “speed filter” is already being blamed for a handful of accidents throughout the […]

Drunk Driving Thought to be a Factor in the Rise of Hit-and-Run Crashes in U.S.

05.19.2016

Over the last few years, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has tracked an increasing number of hit-and-run accidents in the United States. Some of these accidents are caused by young drivers or those who do not have a license or the proper insurance. However, the biggest contributing factor is thought to be alcohol. […]

Warmer Weather Means More Construction in Wisconsin – Stay Safe and Avoid Accidents

05.17.2016

Warm weather means backyard barbecues, fishing trips, sun tans, and children playing outdoors. However, it also means an increase in construction work—more road work, more work zones, and (unfortunately) more construction site accidents. Sadly, some may lose their lives because of these crashes. However, with the right information, families can increase their odds of staying […]

Furniture Tip-Overs Carry a High Risk of Death and Severe Injury for Children

05.12.2016

Parents go to great lengths to keep their children safe: they teach them not to talk to strangers, they require hand holding to cross the street, and they research the best and safest cribs, register for product recalls, and may even purchase organic baby food to avoid the risks of pesticides. Unfortunately, not all safety […]

Sleep-Deprived Teens at an Increased Risk for Automobile Accidents, CDC Study Finds

05.10.2016

Mile for mile, teen drivers are four times more at risk for an automobile accident than drivers aged 25 or older. That risk translates into nearly 4, 000 fatal accidents and approximately 383, 000 non-fatal injuries. However, the most disturbing statistic of all is that, despite awareness programs, automobile accidents remain the number one cause […]

Events to Raise Awareness During Motorcycle Safety Month Taking Place All Over the U.S.

05.07.2016

With the weather warming, motorcyclists are dusting off their bikes, pulling out their gear, and making plans for the open road. They have waited months to once again experience the rush, the feel of the wind whipping against their bodies, and the vibrations of the bike. However, the sense of freedom that they experience comes […]

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