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Summer Safety Tips
Summer is a fun time for children and adults - the warm temperatures mean more time spent outdoors at picnics, pools and playgrounds. However serious injuries can occur during these activities if precautions are not taken. Here are a few tips for staying safe this summer. View full story.

Winter Driving Safety
Without careful preparation winter driving can quickly become a driver's worst nightmare. However, there are a few simple steps drivers can take to make their trips a little easier. View full story.

School Bus Safety
Each year over 1.3 million students ride the school bus each day. While the rate of accidents involving school buses are statistically low, accidents can and do happen. Find out what steps your child can take to stay safe.   
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Child Safety Seats: Tips For Keeping Your Child Safe
Child safety seats can help reduce the risk of death during a car accident by 71% for infants and by 54% for toddlers. Unfortunately, an estimated 80% to 90% of all car seats are used incorrectly. Learn about the the types of child safety seats available and how to use these seats correctly to help protect your child.  View full story.

Aggressive Driving and Road Rage
Forty-two percent of Americans admit to driving aggressively and 80% say that they are angry all or most of the time while driving. Find out how you can avoid becoming an aggressive driver.  View full story.

Airbags: More Than Just Hot Air
Since the 1980's an estimated 4,126 lives have been saved by an airbag. However, used improperly airbags can cause serious injuries and even death. Learn how to protect yourself and your passengers.  View full story.

Cell Phone Users and Lawmakers: The Battle Heats Up
Does talking on a cell phone contribute to auto accidents? Many lawmakers believe so and to date, 34 states have considered placing a ban on cell phone use while driving. Regardless of whether a ban on cell phones is imposed, motorists should use caution when driving and talking to help reduce the risk of an accident. View full story.