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Wearable Baby Blanket May Cause Choking Hazard

The BreathableSack wearable blanket was recently recalled because it may pose a choking hazard for the infants who use it, according to a report by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The BreathableSack is a sleeveless blanket that infants can wear. They were sold in two sizes: small, for 10-18 pound babies, and medium, […]

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Oct 15

California Governor Protects Bicyclists with Three Feet for Safety Act

In September 2013, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a new “three-foot rule” that now legally requires all motorists in California to drive at least 36 inches (equivalent to three feet) away when passing a bicyclist. If it is impossible to stay at least three feet away, drivers must slow down to a safe and reasonable […]

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Oct 14

Is Motorcycling Getting Any Safer in the United States?

While the rate of car accidents on U.S. roads has dropped in recent years, the rate of motorcycle accidents has held steady or climbed in most states. Here is a look at recent motorcycle accident statistics nationwide, courtesy of the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA). Between 2005 and 2009, motorcycle helmet use nationwide increased from […]

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Oct 09

To Stay Safe on a Motorcycle This Fall, Wear a Helmet and Avoid Alcohol

Motorcycle riders make up the only group of road users who have not seen significant gains in safety and reductions in death and injury rates in the past 20 years, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This state of affairs concerns many experienced San Diego motorcycle accident attorneys, who know […]

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Oct 07

Federal Agency Overseeing Truck Safety Continues to Operate – For Now

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is continuing to enforce commercial truck and bus safety regulations despite the recent government shutdown, according to a recent report in Landline Magazine. The agency, like many others, has seen some “non-essential” services and functions temporarily shuttered as employees were furloughed due to the shutdown that began October […]

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Sep 30

This Fire Prevention Month, Focus on Preventing Fires in Vehicles

Most California families know about the dangers of fires at home. Many households take active steps toward protecting family members from the risks of fire. This includes installing smoke detectors, keeping fire extinguishers charge, and establishing an emergency plan in case family members need to exit the house quickly if a fire starts. However, fewer […]

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Sep 17

For Child Passenger Safety Week, Consider These Safety Tips

September 15-21 is officially known as Child Passenger Safety Week, but for families with children, it’s important to consider child passenger safety every week of the year. You can help protect the children in your life when you travel by following these guidelines: Base car seat choices on height and weight, not age. Car seats […]

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Sep 11

This September, Celebrate Baby Safety

September is National Baby Safety Month, meaning it’s a great time to examine the world your baby lives in. Whether you have a baby in your own family or are responsible for watching another family’s bundle of joy, there are many things you can do to give the baby a safer space in which to […]

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Sep 09

New Football Helmet Safety Latch Could Help Prevent Serious Injuries

A new kind of safety latch designed to prevent football helmets from popping off could help reduce the risk of concussion and other serious brain and spinal injuries on the field, according to a recent article in The Los Angeles Times. The Purpose of a New Safety Latch The new safety latch, inspired by the […]

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Sep 04

Five Pieces of Motorcycle Gear You Should Never Ride Without

All bikers should know the importance of motorcycle safety. Unfortunately, most experienced San Diego motorcycle accident attorneys have seen how severe a motorcyclist’s injuries can be when a biker forgets a key piece of safety gear. Although wearing these top five pieces of safety gear won’t prevent all accidents, they can reduce the risk of […]

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