Recent Articles (page 25)
You See a Car Crash in Tampa and Want to Help: What Should You Do?
Two car rollover accidents occurred in Tampa this week, and thanks to the quick action of concerned motorists, neither of the accidents resulted in serious...
- Staff
- tampa
- Sep 29, 2016
People Want River Road Fixed, but Can Sarasota County Make a Redesign Happen?
Relief may be on the way for Sarasotans who are sick and tired of suffering the travails of River Road. With the next legislative session...
- Staff
- sarasota
- Sep 28, 2016
TECO Moves Beyond Tourism: Could it Make Rush-Hour Easier to Manage?
Thanks to the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority’s newly launched six-month pilot program, the TECO streetcar will now run from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m....
- Staff
- tampa
- Sep 28, 2016
Government Report: Could Data Show that Takata Airbags Injure Drivers Without Them Realizing It?
What if you get into a car accident and it’s the airbag — and not the crash — that cuts you? That could be the...
- Staff
- Sep 28, 2016
Nine Mile Road Project: Staying Safe During Nighttime Construction
The Florida Department of Transportation began work this month on a two-year long, $46 million project that will widen the stretch of Nine Mile Road...
- Staff
- pensacola
- Sep 28, 2016
4 Big Myths About Cars and Trains
Last week in Atlanta, a train collided with a steamroller at Toonigh Road and New McEver Road. The vehicle was stuck on the track while...
- Staff
- atlanta
- Sep 27, 2016
Ways Banks Prevent Workers from Getting Overtime — and What You Can Do About It
After the revelation that employees at Wells Fargo opened two million bogus accounts and credit cards to meet sales quotas, eight senators are calling for...
- Staff
- Sep 23, 2016
When I-4 Ultimate Construction Is the Least of a Motorist's Concerns
For Orlando residents who commute on Interstate 4 Ultimate, construction-related traffic jams may be the least of their concerns. Dozens of drivers claim their vehicles...
- Staff
- orlando
- Sep 23, 2016
5 Debunked Shark Attack Myths That Could Save Your Life
Continuous warm weather across Volusia County still drives hoards of swimmers to the local beaches. But New Smyrna Beach has also attracted a mullet migration,...
- Staff
- daytona-beach
- Sep 23, 2016
Child Passenger Safety Week: How to Find the Correct Car Seat for Your Child
This week is Child Passenger Safety Week, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has chosen to highlight car seat safety this year. Car seats...
- Staff
- Sep 23, 2016
How Will the Beaver Street Improvement Project Affect Your Commute?
Traffic on a portion of Beaver Street will be shifting to a new configuration this week as the Overland Bridge Project continues throughout Jacksonville. Workers...
- Staff
- jacksonville
- Sep 23, 2016
How to Drive Safely Around NYC
The prospect of driving in New York City can be a dreaded and nerve-wracking task. The constant traffic where you don’t move at all for...
- Staff
- new-york
- Sep 22, 2016
Drivers Can Help Make Walking to School Safer for Pinellas Students
Parents of children attending Clearwater Central Catholic High School in Pinellas County are worried about the lack of pedestrian safety measures on one busy county...
- Staff
- st-petersburg
- Sep 22, 2016
Walk for Wishes: Matt Morgan's Annual Charity Walk Returns for 10th Year
Ten years ago, our very own Matt Morgan brought a charity walk to Orlando in order to raise money to grant sick children. The Walk...
- Staff
- Sep 21, 2016
Osceola Senior Watch Program: Could One Weekly Visit Help Stop Elder Abuse?
Senior citizens living alone in Osceola County can now look forward to weekly visits, but their visitors might not be who you would expect. The...
- Staff
- kissimmee
- Sep 21, 2016