January 2010
4 posts
Avoiding Deer Collisions - chapter 1
-Stay alert, awake, and sober. Always wear your seatbelt and drive at a safe, sensible speed for conditions. Deliberately look for deer, particularly when driving during peak collision times.
-Most deer-vehicle collisions occur in the months of October, November, and December. Peak times for collisions are the last week of October and the first two weeks of November. Highest-risk periods are from...
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Protect Yourself from Home Fires - chapter 4
Since most fires start between midnight and 4 a.m., the key to survival is being awake and alert. Working smoke detectors save crucial time in responding to a blaze and also saves lives.
Smoke alarm safety
-Install at least one smoke detector on each floor and one near each bedroom area. -Check detectors regularly to make sure they are working. -Change the batteries twice each year. An easy way...
Protect Yourself from Home Fires - chapter 3
Fires cause an estimated 3,500 deaths and nearly $4 billion in property damage in the United States. By taking a few precautions, you can prevent your home and family from a devastating blaze.
Cooking safety
-Keep the stove clean and free of grease. -Keep the handles of pots and pans turned inwards. -Keep flammable material (including shirt sleeves) away from burners. -Keep a fire extinguisher...