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The holidays are a wonderful time to relax and get together with family and friends. This collection of articles provides valuable tips to help you and your loved ones celebrate safely during each holiday.
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Drunk Drivers Make 4th of July Deadliest Holiday of the Year Drunk driving accidents occur at the highest rate during the 4th of July weekend. The drivers who don't think they're intoxicated are the most dangerous. -
Don’t Rely On Luck – Tips for a Safe Saint Paddy’s Day Luck doesn’t prevent drunken driving accidents, people do. So here are some tips to help you plan for a safe and fun Saint Paddy’s Day! -
Happy Umbrella Day! 5 Reasons You Need Umbrella Insurance February 10th is National Umbrella Day! In honor of the holiday, check out these 5 reasons you should consider getting Umbrella insurance! -
Five Simple Ways to Make Your Home Safer in 2017 More than 18,000 Americans die every year from injuries that take place in the home. Why not resolve to take some time in the New Year to make your home safer? -
Thanksgiving is the Most Dangerous Travel Period of the Year If you plan to drive to your Thanksgiving destination, here are a few holiday travel safety tips that will help ensure the safety of you and your family. -
The Scariest Thing about Halloween: Pedestrian Accidents Check out these useful facts and tips to ensure a safe and spooky holiday for pedestrians and drivers alike! -
Keep Safety in Mind Labor Day Weekend To help stay safe on the roads this Labor Day weekend, the National Safety Council recommends you follow these 5 safety tips. -
Drive Sober – Summer Law Enforcement Crackdown to Begin Due to the high number of drunk driving accidents around Labor Day weekend, there will be zero tolerance for impaired driving in the coming weeks. -
Five Tips for the Best Memorial Day Party Happy Memorial Day! Need some ideas for the perfect bash? Check out our five tips for a safe and festive Memorial Day get-together. -
On St. Patrick’s Day, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Over St. Patrick’s Day from 2009 to 2013, there were a total of 276 lives lost in drunk-driving crashes.