Cyclosporiasis: What You Should Know

Cases of cyclosporiasis are climbing across the country this summer, and health officials are urging extra caution around food and water safety. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is tracking the outbreak in real time. As of July 23, 2026, the state has recorded 7,664 cases and about 160 hospitalizations statewide, though these…

Hand-arm Vibration Explained

Hand-arm vibration (HAV) happens when the energy from a vibrating tool transfers into your hands and arms. Workers who regularly use tools such as jackhammers, chainsaws, grinders, sanders, impact wrenches and drills face the greatest risk. Repeated exposure over time can damage the nerves, blood vessels, muscles and joints in the hands and arms, a…

Summer Traffic Season Is Here: Helping Your Fleet Stay Safe Driving on Delmarva

For most people, summer on Maryland’s Eastern Shore means beach chairs, boardwalk fries, and family vacations. For trucking companies, it means something very different: heavier traffic, longer travel times, more distracted drivers, and increased risk. Every summer, hundreds of thousands of visitors travel from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, New Jersey, Northern Virginia, and beyond to enjoy…

Why Most Truck Accidents Happen Close to Home

The biggest risks for local trucking companies aren’t always on the interstate. When people picture trucking accidents, they often imagine a tractor-trailer traveling down I-95 in heavy traffic or crossing several states on a long-haul route. But for many small trucking companies, the greatest risk isn’t hundreds of miles from home. It’s right here on…

Celebrate Safely This Fourth of July

The safest way to enjoy fireworks is by attending a public display. These events are conducted by licensed professionals, and the display sites are inspected and approved before the show begins. For a listing of regional Fourth of July fireworks and festivities, click here. If you choose to celebrate with legal consumer fireworks at home,…