Do you go through your medicine cabinet ever? The truth of the matter is that we should all take the time to do so because there’s a good chance there are expired or unused drugs in there. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), these drugs can be a serious…
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Truck and Bus Safety Focus of FMCSA as Holiday Travel Season Approaches
Officials with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently announced a number of improvements to the Compliance Safety Accountability (CSA) program. This is the program that helps safety officials to identify and address safety concerns among bus and trucking companies. “Good data plays a key role in keeping our…
Camp Bourndale Bus Runs into Function Hall
A bus carrying Thayer Academy kids was unfortunately in an accident recently. According to the Braintree Patch, the bus slipped out of gear when it was being loaded with baggage at Camp Bourndale. It rolled down some stairs and right into the camp’s function hall. Luckily, no one was injured…
Weymouth Motorist Allegedy Flashes Knife During Traffic Dispute
As we recently discussed on our Boston Car Accident Lawyer Blog, road rage and aggressive driving puts drivers at increased risk for traffic accidents. Roughly 90 percent of drivers say that they’ve either witnessed an act of road rage or they’ve been the victim in one of these incidents. Massachusetts…
Car Accident Near Tip O’Neill Tunnel Entrance Ends Fatally
According to Massachusetts State Police (MSP), a motorist was killed and another was injured in a recent accident on I-93 in Boston. The accident happened near the entrance to the Tip O’Neill Tunnel. The Boston Globe reports that a 53-year-old driver was killed in the accident. He was driving his…
Child Passenger Safety Week Kicks Off in Massachusetts
Safe Kids recently teamed up with officials from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) and with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to push this year’s Child Passenger Safety Week. The goal of this year’s campaign is to make sure that parents and guardians are not only buckling in…
Grove City Makes Roadway Improvements for Pedestrian Traffic
The Boston Department of Transportation is working with the residents of Grove Street to make improvements to the roadways. These improvements are going to be used not only to improve traffic safety, but will focus on pedestrian safety as well. “It’s important for residents to feel safe using neighborhood streets,…
Chuggington’s Back to Enforce Child Safety to School
Chugginton is back! As summer comes to an end, students are gearing up to head back to school. That’s why officials with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have decided to bring back Chugginton. Chugginton and his friends help parents to get safe traveling habits back into the mind’s…
Massachusetts Road Work Zones: Dangerous for Workers and Motorists!
There’s a lot of road work going on right now. We’ve got some beautiful weather for travelers and crews working to get jobs done before the onset of winter. If you’ve hit the road in New England this summer, chances are you’ve seen work zones, you’ve seen the orange barrels…
Boston Transit Safety: Happy Birthday MBTA – 115-Years-Old!
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) recently celebrated its 115th anniversary. It continues to be the country’s oldest subway system and officials with the Authority are not only proud of the early beginning of the system, they’re also proud of their continued efforts to advance it, modernize it and make…