A recent announcement by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) suggests that toy shopping for little ones should be easier this year when it comes to worrying about safe
New York motorists were warned that we could be in for a rough winter when it comes to storms and dangerous driving conditions. So far we have been lucky but
Thousands of New Yorkers use escalators or elevators every day whether going to and from home, work, school and government buildings, for instance. This time of year you’re probably sharing
New York shoppers get ready because Black Friday is here. Thanksgiving holiday sales events can bring together large masses of people, which puts shoppers at risk of severe injury in
The American Automobile Association (AAA) is estimating that 42.5 million holiday travelers will be visiting loved ones this Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Almost 90 percent of these travelers will be reaching
New York City pedestrian accidents took the lives of more than 3,200 people from 2000 to 2009. These types of accidents are expected to increase as we are now in
Buses that operate out of bus terminals have been ranked seven times less likely to injure you in a bus accident in New York than the cheaper curbside buses. A
“The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that each year 100,000 crashes reported to police are caused by drowsy driving or driver fatigue, resulting in an estimated 1,550 deaths,
Amateur boxing champ, Pedro Luis Sosa, was sent to the hospital and was listed in critical condition after a recent New York car accident. The boxer and his 20-year-old sister
Elevator and escalators in are a part of our everyday lives here in New York City. These devices are used in government buildings, apartments, schools, hotels, shopping malls, residences and
