Admittedly, sometimes the helpful tips from the National Safety Council make me laugh. They are good reminders of some really common sense ideas. Week 3 is about being alert. We have blogged about distracted driving, but distracted walking? Turns out that distracted walking is on the rise for people of all ages. Yes, we are…
I just purchased my third Honda Civic in my life time. I chose on reliability and safety all three times! So what determines a vehicles safety rating? Although every vehicle sold in the United States must meet minimum safety requirements, the government also uses safety ratings to encourage consumers to purchase safe vehicles as well…
It is National EMS Week. At Deeley Insurance Group we are proud to protect and insure a number of great local volunteer fire and emergency service departments. Personally, I am wowed by all the services EMS workers perform. I am wowed because I am “that Mom.” Any EMS worker knows me or a Mom just…
Truth is – I steal the money out of my disaster kit all the time. It is my way of securing a few dollars and then when I really need a treat… I got it. I replenish it once a year on June 1st to make sure that in the case of a hurricane, I…
I have lived and worked in Worcester County, Maryland all of my life. In my lifetime, I have evacuated on three occasions. I have been forced to “shelter in place” or stay home more times than I can count. I have learned to find friends who have generators, boats, and construction equipment that can get…
Your vehicle’s safety rating, its total value and its repair costs can significantly affect your auto insurance rates, so it can be helpful to know what it costs to insure a variety of vehicles. Here are the least expensive average annual premiums for 2016 model vehicles: 10. $1,204: Nissan Frontier S King Cab Pickup 9.…
Over 20 vehicle manufacturers have recently issued recalls for the millions of vehicles that contain defective airbags. Numerous safety studies have shown that airbags manufactured by Takata, a Japanese auto part supplier, may deploy improperly in the event of a crash and shoot out metal fragments. Although Takata first announced the defect in 2013, the…
Fifty million vehicles operating in the United States have been recalled due to safety issues, but the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that 25 percent of recalled vehicles are never repaired. That’s why it’s important to be proactive about vehicle recalls. There are two ways to determine if your vehicle has been recalled:…
The Department of Transportation is now collaborating with 18 automakers to explore new ideas and ways to promote road safety. The goal would be to reduce the number of recalls and lower the number of congressional hearings and law suits involving around the automotive industry. The automakers will be sharing traffic and safety data to…
It’s commonly believed that hands-free accessories are a safe way to use cellphones while driving. However, more than 30 studies show that they are actually no safer than handheld devices. Though hands-free devices are marketed as a way to keep a driver’s hands on the wheel, they present other dangers. For example, many of these…
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