Having a family emergency preparedness plan is essential, especially in coastal areas or other places prone to natural disasters. If you have a family with children, getting your children involved is an essential part of the plan. Facing a natural disaster is scary for everyone, but especially for kids. If they are involved in the…
DetailsThe heavy rainfall, high wind and storm surges associated with hurricanes and other intense storms can devastate any business, even those located hundreds of miles off a coast. Because these storms have the potential to cause tens of billions of dollars in damage, insurance providers generally use special, “named storm deductibles,” to provide coverage in…
DetailsWritten by: Alexis Cantrell, Intern Rhiannon Somers is one of our Client Relations Agents on our Life & Health Team! She grew up in Baltimore, and moved to the Eastern Shore when she was 14 years old. She has many years of experience in the food service industry, in the retail industry, in baking, and…
DetailsWritten by: Alexis Cantrell, Intern Brenda Sawyer joins us from Salisbury, MD. She serves as one of our Client Support Technicians. Brenda has a lot of work experience including working with state regulations as a state health inspector for over 34 years. Her position in state regulations brought out her detail-oriented side, which has proved…
DetailsWritten by: Alexis Cantrell, Intern Zach Hall joins us from Ocean City where he was born and raised. He serves as one of our Client Advisors. He has 12 years of customer service experience from working as a Public Affairs Officer in the Coast Guard. He has worked in restaurants as a waiter and a…
DetailsThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) clarified which vehicles are mandated to have ELDs. According to the clarification sent out in July, if the model year of the vehicle engine is 2000 or newer, you are required to have an ELD. For example, if you have a 1999 truck with a 2005 engine, you…
DetailsIf you were involved in an eligible crash on or since June 1, 2017, you may submit a Request for Data Review to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The Crash Preventability Demonstration Program uses data from throughout the year to determine how to prioritize enforcement resources. According to the FMCSA, “Studies show that…
DetailsOn Saturday, October 7th the Delaware State Fairgrounds will be the beginning site of Delaware's Truck Convoy. The convoy travels through both Kent and Sussex Counties and will be escorted by police officers. The Delaware Trucking industry supports the Special Olympics, and this convoy event will be a celebration of their partnership with the Special…
DetailsLast August the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) proposed a rule that would require heavy-duty vehicles to have speed limiters installed. However, the most recent Agency Rule List from the White Houses' Office of Management and Budget does not include the Speed Limiter Rule. This is…
DetailsAlthough Kent Island received heavy damages during the tornado on July 24, 2017 – only one person was injured and not severely. We can be thankful that no lives were lost during this extreme event. It is a good time to remind and teach out children about protecting themselves during a tornado watch and warning.…
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