Large trucks are very important for businesses. Without semis, for example, it would be hard to deliver goods to towns and cities across the U.S. Rivers and railroads just don't go as far as our highways and roads do. However, due to their weight and size, commercial...
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New Jersey cyclist struck and killed by drunk driver
A New Jersey teenager lost his life on the night of April 29 when he was struck by an intoxicated driver while riding his bicycle in Cumberland County. The fatal car accident took place on West park Drive in the vicinity of North Third Street in Vineland at...
What do the police require for a search?
When police perform a search of a car or residence, they look for evidence indicating a crime. Finding drugs or stolen property in a New Jersey home might lead to the property owner facing criminal charges. If the search turns out to be illegal, the evidence may never...
Stay alert and be patient going through construction zones
You may be on a busy freeway going at least 55 miles per hour when you come upon a construction zone. The road may not be good here, and the work may go on for miles. Drivers should pay particular attention when making their way through construction areas of any size...
3 things your employer should do to prevent winter injuries
As the weather gets colder in New Jersey, your work changes. No matter what industry you are in, winter weather can impact your daily responsibilities at your job. Inclement weather conditions can contribute to or directly cause a workplace injury. In fact,...
Top 3 reasons construction workers fall and get injuries
As a construction worker, you are well aware of the hard work you do. Along with this hard work comes several hazards. Virtually every workplace has some risks, but did you know that the construction industry has the most fall-related fatalities? This shocking...
Pedestrian deaths are on the rise in the United States
Recent research shows that pedestrian fatalities are on the rise in the United States. Fatality rates for pedestrians surged 25 percent from 2010 to 2015, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association. Overall traffic fatalities rose by 6 percent during the...