The International Code Council (ICC) has declared May to be National Building Safety Month! Week #1 – is all about Building Solutions for All Ages What does this mean for you and me? It means more and more of us and/or our parents are going to want to stay in their homes for longer and…
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I am very familiar with the rumble strips. My attention span kinda of stinks. Multitasking has its place, but it is not while I am driving. I very much want to be an attentive driver. I want to be that so that I can set a good example for my son who is 13. Still…
DetailsChanges to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), through which homeowners obtain flood insurance, went into effect on April 1, 2016. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) believes that these changes will help homeowners by aligning insurance premiums with their area’s flood risk and by making more funds available for reimbursement in the event of…
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OVERVIEW On March 7, 2016, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) proposed new training standards for individuals applying for a new commercial driver’s license (CDL). The standards would also apply for CDL upgrades and certain CDL endorsements—hazardous materials, passenger or school bus. The proposal would require affected individuals to complete a course of instruction…
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The Delaware Motor Transport Association, Inc. is again hosting the truck driving championships and SuperTech on May 14, 2016. Entry forms can be found on their website. Click on the picture below to watch the highlights from the 2015's Truck Driving Championships. Thanks for reading and watching.
Detailsby: Kimberly Radka On October 1, 2015 things changed on how the consumer uses a credit card. Instead of swiping, we now insert the card so the microchip can be read for security. This helps everyone have a secure transaction. That was not the only thing that changed. If a restaurant continues to use the…
Detailsby Kimberly Radka This great article caught my eye about the potential for employee lawsuits against restaurants for employment practices issues. EPLI (Employment Practice Liability Insurance) is a key component to any restaurants insurance program. A disgruntled employee, or even a disgruntled applicant who did not get hired can sue because of some perceived injustice.…
DetailsMost businesses, including restaurants are doing some business on the internet. Cyber crimes continue to rise. It is important for a restaurant to look at this risk and see how a cyber crime could affect their business. Do you have a Website? Do you have a Facebook page? Does your restaurant use a computerized system…
DetailsThe Delware Motor Transport Association shared a great event coming up on Tuesday May 24th. If you are interested in learning about alternative fuels – you should register! DNREC's Division of Energy & Climate will be co-hosting a day-long event in Dover that highlights the benefits of Alternative Fuels for fleets. The event is called…
DetailsOur office is full of sniffles and sneezing. Allergy season is officially here! Are you suffering? A warm winter has caused plants to bloom earlier than normal, and the combination of blooming flowers, pollen in the air and warmer temperatures is a nightmare for allergy sufferers. Keep the following tips in mind if you are…
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