by Florence Murray Car crashes happen every day. The U.S Department of Transportation and National Highway Safety Administration reported 42,925 fatalities in the U.S. in 2021, compared to 33,782 in 2012. Theoretically, vehicle mortalities should
by Caitlin O'Donnell Do: Fix problems as soon as they arise. Get your car inspected routinely to make sure brake pads, belts, hoses, etc., are all in working order. Read the owner’s manual before attempting
by Ryan Raplee Home prices are at an all-time high, making due diligence more crucial than ever when placing an offer on a home. Part of being mindful is never skipping an inspection. Inspectors assess
by Brandy Abalos Those who live in an area with a high risk of hurricanes should take time to prepare for them. There are steps to take well before bad weather comes and actions to
by Craig Kelley fusion_dropcap color="" boxed="yes" boxed_radius="50%" class="" id=""]A[/fusion_dropcap]ll bicycles on the shelf may look similar to the untrained eye, save for the size differences. However, it is not as simple as picking the loveliest
by Katherine Allen Trampoline sales have increased exponentially since companies began marketing them as staples for backyard fun. Recently, it has become common for adults to use trampolines for exercise, as well. Globe Newswire estimated
by Logan Wood With COVID-19 rates spiking, Americans face another period of lockdown and seclusion from loved ones, jobs, school, etc. According to the CDC, this seclusion not only negatively affects mental health but also
by Matthew Devoti Your child is nearing a landmark birthday. In a handful of months, she’ll be eligible to obtain her permit to drive. She’s already talking about taking the family car to school, her
by Rachel Gore Living on your own? You aren’t the only one. A growing percentage of people are living solo, with the U.S. Census Bureau reporting in 2019 that over one in four (28%) American
In a 2016 study published in Pediatrics, researchers found that in 2010, there were 581 emergency department visits for trampoline park injuries (TPIs). Just four years later, in 2014, there were nearly 7,000.
