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How To Prevent Common Motorcycle Injuries & Drive Safely
A Social Monters author wrote this article for resqme: According to the Governor’s Highway Safety Association, in 2012, motorcyclist fatalities were up nine percent nationwide. Operating a motorcycle safely goes far beyond wearing the proper helmet and safety clothing. These tips can help prevent a serious injury, keeping you safe on the road. 1. Get treated
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Driver Safety
First Global Congress on Women and Road Safety
The 1st Global Congress on “Women and Road Safety: Project for Society” will be held on March 8 & 9, 2014 at the Palais des Congrès, Skhirat, Rabat, Morocco. Every day in Morocco and around the world, many people are killed or injured on the roads. Men, women and children who go to school or
Talk Before It Is Too Late
Talk Before It Is Too Late Road Safety announced that in January 2014, 238 people died in road accidents in France , against 239 a year earlier, representing a relatively stable (-0.5%) rate. The association of 40 million motorists challenged this figure. In fact, he noted that Road Safety announced 271 deaths for the month
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Community, Family Safety, News, Safety Awareness, Uncategorized
What to Keep In Your Car Emergency Kit
What to Keep In Your Car Emergency Kit By Guest Author: Samuel Joyce Drivers face a plethora of crisis every day. Traffic jams, rough weather, flat tires, dead batteries, stranded miles away from a gas station or eatery, in the middle of the night, overheated radiators and much more. Whether you are few hundred kilometers
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Community, Driver Safety, Emergency Preparation, resqme News, Safety Awareness
How to Handle Your Teenager’s First Car Accident
How to Handle Your Teenager’s First Car Accident By Guest Author: Marie Sulenski All parents worry about their teen drivers getting into a car accident. Joanne Helperin of Edmunds Inc. told Disney Family that, statistically speaking, there’s a good chance a teen driver will be involved in an accident during the first 12 months of driving.
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How To Stay Calm In Daily Traffic
How To Stay Calm In Daily Traffic By Guest Author: Clayton Truscott “Image courtesy of EA / FreeDigitalPhotos.net” The drive to and from work can be a taxing experience. There’s nothing quite like starting your day off by spending forty-five minutes on the freeway, staring aimlessly into the rear windshield of the car in front
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Community, Driver Safety
Driver Safety Week Merits Activity, Not Just An Announcement
By Guest Author: Zoe Florence Driver Safety Week is an important time to remember how crucial driver safety is to everyone on the road. However, aside from just reminding people about driver safety, drivers should also take the time to ensure they are safe out there on the roads. Many people die or get seriously
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Community, Driver Safety, Emergency Preparation, Family Safety, Safety Awareness
resqme Supports Those Under World Weather Threat
Currently, we know at the moment that phenomenal floods are happening in every corner of the world from France to America. The resqme team supports all those experiencing difficult weather. Dominik Jung, a German meteorologist, explains that next winter will be abnormally cold, and so does American Joe Bastardi, who works for weather giant AccuWeather,
Distracted Driving: One Text Or Call Could Wreck It All
Distracted Driving: One Text or Call Could Wreck It All Via: NHTSA With ever increasing demands on our personal and professional time in today’s busy society, learning to juggle multiple tasks at once is something we all face daily. As a result, a new traffic safety epidemic has emerged on America’s roadways that demand immediate
- Published in Auto Safety, Car Accidents, Community, Driver Safety, Family Safety, Safety Awareness
Checklist and Tips for Safe Winter Driving
Checklist and Tips for Safe Winter Driving This holiday season, be careful out on the roads. Check out this comprehensive checklist from SaferCar.gov before you began your travels. Know Your Car Every vehicle handles differently; this is particularly true when driving on wet, icy, or snowy roads. Take time now to learn how to best
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