Accident And Injury (page 16)
How to Safely Enjoy 4th of July Activities in St. Petersburg
The Fourth of July is one of the America’s favorite holidays, a time for family to come together and share food, drinks, and wonderful times...
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- st-petersburg
- Jul 1, 2016
Does Naples Boast Enough Safe Bicycle Paths for Residents?
Florida’s famous warm weather allows for a healthy biking season year-round, especially in the Gulf of Mexico city of Naples. But a recent accident in...
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- naples
- Jul 1, 2016
Self-Driving Car Laws: What the Biggest Players Are Planning
The full implementation of self-driving cars on U.S. roadways is a goal of countless pioneering technology companies. Proponents of autonomous vehicles cite lower labor costs,...
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- Jun 30, 2016
How to Have Fun (and Stay Safe) This Fourth of July Weekend
Independence Day is around the corner and families are gearing up to make the most of the holiday weekend. Celebrating the Fourth of July comes...
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- Jun 29, 2016
What Can Tampa Motorists Do to Stay Safe During Westshore Boulevard Construction?
The construction and closure of Westshore Boulevard between Bay Way and Beachway Drive has created a major headache for South Tampa commuters since April. While...
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- tampa
- Jun 24, 2016
Overland Bridge Project: Will Emerson Street Construction Improve Safety in JAX?
Construction on busy Emerson Street kicks off this week – an offshoot of the extensive Overland Bridge Project that’s tackling I-95 traffic woes. The $1.7...
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- jacksonville
- Jun 23, 2016
Will the Pensacola Bay Bridge Replacement Project Make for Safer Driving?
In a state that’s made up of massive bodies of water, bridges can be the connecting lifelines to Florida’s gorgeous coastal cities and islands. But...
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- pensacola
- Jun 22, 2016
Leading Causes of Unintentional Injury and How to Prevent Them
June is National Safety Month, and for its third week the National Safety Council is highlighting the dangers of unintentional death and injury. According to...
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- Jun 22, 2016
How Fort Lauderdale Residents Can Practice Fire Safety While Boating
Now that summer is officially here, boating season is underway for many here in Fort Lauderdale. Not only does that mean more boats along Florida’s...
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- Jun 22, 2016
What Do Kissimmee Funeral Procession Laws Say Drivers Should Do?
For grieving people participating in a funeral procession, traffic is likely their least concern. However, funeral processions are becoming increasingly dangerous for both participants and...
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- kissimmee
- Jun 21, 2016
3 Top Safety Priorities the St. Augustine Mobility Task Force Should Look Into
St. Augustine is in the initial phase of a major mobility plan that tackles the big transportation and parking issues throughout the city. The project...
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- st-augustine
- Jun 21, 2016
How a Polk County Death Certificate Revision Could Help Thousands of Spouses Get Veterans' Benefits in Florida
Polk County is leading the charge in an effort to remove bureaucratic obstacles standing in the way of veterans’ spouses receiving the benefits they are...
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- lakeland
- Jun 20, 2016
How to Prevent Railroad Crossing Crashes in Fort Myers
Fort Myers residents are familiar with the Seminole Gulf Railroad that extends throughout the city and covers surrounding areas of Bonita Springs, Arcadia, and North...
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- fort-myers
- Jun 16, 2016
How One Winter Haven Bus Program May Reduce Teen Driving Accidents This Summer
For the third summer in a row, Winter Haven Area Transit is teaming up with the rest of Polk County’s bus services to provide free...
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- Jun 15, 2016
Can Sarasota Make I-75 Construction Zones Safer?
While certainly needed to improve road infrastructure, the construction on the I-75 in Sarasota County has been a sore subject for locals. Those who commute...
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- sarasota
- Jun 15, 2016