Constant stimulation and short attention spans have become the norm, with phone alerts providing the soundtrack in our hectic lives. Distracted driving is, hands-down, one of the most serious issues...
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There’s No Trick to Staying Safe on Halloween
This Halloween let’s work together to keep the streets safe for everyone. On October 31st, countless kids in costumes as ghosts, ghoulies, goblins, witches/wizards and the latest pop culture trends...
Understanding & Preventing Distractions on the Road: #Infographic
Most of us have experienced a near-miss or a close call on the road; but have you ever stopped to consider what factors were the difference between avoiding a collision versus being involved in one...
Women’s Straight Talk Series on Drunk Driving – What if?
"People may not recognize the risks of driving after drinking because they cannot accurately gauge their level of impairment." Taking a moment to work through the positives of not taking any chances...
Women’s Straight Talk Series on Drunk Driving – Can anybody hear me?
Day-to-day pressures can contribute to increased drinking among women. Talking about it can help. Every little girl has heard the phrase, “You can have it all.” We grow up believing that one day we...
Women’s Straight Talk Series on Drunk Driving – Saying I can…not?
Safety concerns discourage women who have been drinking from taking a ride from someone they don’t know. How many times have we said yes when we really meant no?
Women’s Straight Talk Series on Drunk Driving – Balancing safety with…safety?
'Women’s safety concerns discourage them from taking public transportation instead of driving after drinking.' Let’s face it ladies, personal safety is a prevailing concern and a way of life in...
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