Category Archives: Safety

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Water Safety Tips for a Safer Massachusetts Summer

School is out, the weather is warm, and families throughout Massachusetts are spending more time at swimming pools, beaches, lakes, water parks, and summer camps.  While these activities are meant to be enjoyable, they also present serious safety risks when proper precautions are not taken.   Water-related accidents remain a significant concern during the summer months. […]

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Summer Safety: Avoiding the Season’s Most Serious Injuries 

Summer is filled with vacations, outdoor activities, family gatherings, and time spent enjoying the outdoors. Unfortunately, despite the fun, there are also risks of serious accidents and catastrophic injuries. While many people view these incidents as unfortunate accidents, the reality is that many summer injuries occur because someone failed to act responsibly.  Property owners, vehicle operators, event organizers, and businesses all […]

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Distractions, Teenagers, and Car Crashes

Research Shows Distracted Driving is Four Times Worse Than Estimated How many of us worry about safety knowing that there are teenagers behind the wheel of a car? This younger generation has grown up adept at using technological devices. In fact, teenagers are so used to using handheld computers and cell phones, it is sometimes […]

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Sharing the Road This Spring: Safety Tips for Motorists, Bicyclists, and Motorcyclists

As the springtime comes and temperatures rise, so does the number of cyclists and motorcyclists on the road.  Spring riding season often brings a measurable increase in severe and catastrophic injuries involving cyclists and motorcyclists – many of which are preventable.   Common catastrophic injuries include:   Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)   Spinal cord injuries and paralysis   Multiple […]

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Snow on Your Roof: A Serious Road Hazard

After a snowstorm, finding your car covered in snow can be frustrating. Many drivers may quickly clear the windows and windshield but leave snow on the roof or other areas of the vehicle, especially when running late.  However, leaving snow on your car while driving is dangerous. It can obstruct your vision, fall onto other […]

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Bicycle Safety Q&A

As the weather gets warmer, we love to see more and more people biking throughout the city. Whether it’s commuting to work or school, cruising around town or getting in some exercise, bicycles are a great form of transportation. While we encourage people to ride their bikes, we also encourage safety!   Below we wanted to […]

Safety Tips About Hydroplaning

Spring showers bring May flowers, but those rain showers also bring risks.   With all of the rain that comes during the spring season, road conditions can be affected – which can lead to an increase in motor vehicle accidents.   According to the Federal Highway Administration 70% of weather-related crashes occur on wet roads.   One […]

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Ladder Safety: On the Job Site and at Home

Ladders are common tools found in both homes and workplaces, but did you know they can be dangerous?  Each year, thousands of people are injured from falling off ladders. It is reported that about half a million people are treated for ladder-related injuries every year.   Though there are several reasons why falls from ladders happen, […]

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