Fireworks displays are a beloved tradition, captivating us with dazzling lights and thunderous booms. However, amidst the excitement and celebration, it's crucial to prioritize safety to prevent devastating burn injuries. Every year, countless individuals suffer from burns caused by fireworks mishaps, leading to severe pain, scarring, and long-term consequences.
Category: Safety Tips
Should You Swerve To Avoid An Accident?
You are driving down the road when you notice the car in front of you has suddenly come to a stop or drifted into your lane. Should you swerve to get out of the way as quickly as possible?
The answer to this question is every lawyer’s favorite answer:...
What You Can Do to Stay Safe During National Safe Boating Week
Whether you are rafting down the Mississippi like Huck Finn, or checking on the situation at Arkabutla Lake this summer, water-related accidents and injuries can be a real pain in the boat.
National Safe Boating Week, which casts off on May 20th, is a great reminder...
What are the Helmet Laws in Mississippi?
Motorcycle riders face several dangers on the roads each day and are unfortunately provided little protection compared to automobiles. Because of this, nearly all states enforce helmet laws to ensure the safety of riders. In Mississippi, all motorcycle drivers and passengers are...
Why You Should Stay Alert in Work Zones
Hundreds of people die in work zone accidents every year, many of whom are road work employees struck by vehicles. Because of this, National Work Zone Awareness Week was established to encourage drivers to travel safely in work zones...
Five Essential Spring Break Safety Tips
The month of March is probably most well-known for being the time of year when schools nationwide are out for spring break. While this is a time for fun in the sun with family and friends, it can also leave many tragedies...
3 Driving Tips For The Holiday Season
The last thing anyone wants to experience during the holiday season is a collision that leaves them injured. Fortunately, there are many things you can do during this time of year to decrease your risk of this. Here are three...
December Is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), an average of 28 people die and thousands more are injured in alcohol-related crashes each day. Drunk driving remains one of the leading causes of collisions in the country and is also...
Mississippi’s Harvest Season Increase The Chances For Accidents
Fall is often a favorite season in the Magnolia State. Leaves turn burnt orange, golden yellow, and fiery red. The heat of summer transitions to cooler days. The smell of pies made from fresh harvest fruits fills kitchens. Pumpkin patches, hayrides, and the beginning of the holiday season bring together friends...
Improving Roadway Safety this Drowsy Driving Prevention Week
Drowsy driving is an unfortunately common part of being on the roads any time of year and one of the most dangerous. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that more than 100,000 crashes reported directly result from this factor. These crashes account for over 1,550 roadway deaths and 71,000...