You’ve likely heard that children shouldn’t wear coats under their car seat harnesses. That’s because each car seat’s harness is fitted to your child’s size and weight. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says that fluffy padding flattens from the force of a car crash, leaving extra space underneath the harness. A child can slip […]
Tips for Driving Safely in Winter Conditions
Winter weather conditions can be unpredictable. Here in Indiana, the weather can quickly shift to sleet, freezing rain, or snow. Slippery road conditions and poor visibility can make driving in the winter extra challenging, especially for newer drivers and older drivers. In this article, we’re sharing tips for driving safely this winter. Get Your Vehicle […]
Teen Driver Safety: Setting Ground Rules
You’ve spent years protecting your children from dangers on and off the road, but it’s almost time for them to start driving on their own. How can you help your teen learn how to drive safely? Keep reading for tips to make the transition easier for both of you! Set Guidelines The National Highway Traffic […]
Hyundai and Kia Recall: Engine Compartment Fire Risk
Nearly 3.4 Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the United States have been recalled due to risk of engine compartment fires. Owners are advised to park outdoors and away from buildings until the repairs are completed for their vehicles. The affected models have an anti-lock brake system module that may leak brake fluid internally, causing an […]
Stop Track Tragedies: Railroad Safety
In the United States, a person or train is hit by a train every three hours. Over 2,100 people are injured or killed annually in railroad crossing and trespassing incidents. And more than 60% of railroad collisions happen at crossings that are equipped with lights/gates. Operation Lifesaver is sharing stories of track tragedies to raise […]
