Memorial Day Weekend!
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the season, with many families hitting the road for exciting adventures. Whether you’re heading to the beach, or a family reunion, the roads will be very busy. We can all have a weekend full of fun while taking some important safety measures. Let’s all have a safe and healthy Memorial Day Weekend!
In this issue of our newsletter, you will read about how to keep young cyclist safe, do’s and don’t for driving around pedestrians, and common causes of motor vehicle accident.
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On the Bike: How to Keep Young Cyclists Safe
It can be easy for children—and even parents—to see their bicycle as a toy. The reality is that bikes are not toys. In fact, more children ages 5 to 14 go to hospital emergency rooms for injuries associated with bicycles than with any other sport. Despite the obvious dangers, riding a bike is a wonderful activity for kids. For younger kids, it improves coordination, provides exercise and is a fun activity that the whole family can do together. For older kids, riding a bike gives them the chance to be independent. You can teach your kids to understand that biking should be a whole lot of fun—with a healthy dose of caution. In this chapter, I’ve put together a list of tips to help parents make sure that their children ride safely.
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Driving Around Pedestrians — Do’s and Don’ts for the Driver
All drivers have a duty to drive carefully and follow the law. When drivers act negligently, accidents happen. It is important to exercise due care and be aware of your surroundings especially when pedestrians are around. To prevent accidents from occurring, here is a list of steps you can take when you are driving around pedestrians.
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Common Causes of Motor Vehicle Accidents and How to Avoid Them
The vast majority of automobile accidents are caused by drivers’ negligence. At least one of the drivers was partially if not entirely at fault, and could have avoided the accident by exercising greater attention and caution. In other words, auto accidents are nearly always the result of drivers’ mistakes.
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