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Michigan law lets you choose whether to wear a helmet or not

In a move that many saw as upholding personal rights, the state of Michigan changed a long-standing law regarding motorcycle helmets in 2012. For decades,

Malfunctioning railroad crossings can be confusing and dangerous

Railroad crossings are designed not to fail. For instance, the lights have backup batteries so that even a power outage won’t knock them out and

6 nursing home statistics that will shock you

You tour the nursing home and it seems great. Everyone is nice and friendly and it looks clean. After you move your elderly relative into

Are the weekends really the most dangerous for drivers?

You’ve heard that the weekends are the most dangerous time to be on the road, but you feel like it must be a mistake. After

What is the healing time for a burn?

You’re trapped in a car after an accident. While you’re only stuck for five minutes, until the authorities arrive and pull you out, the car

Ambulance runs stop sign, hits car, and sails off a bridge

An ambulance in Michigan reportedly blew through a stop sign, causing a fatal accident. It hit a car with a 21-year-old man behind the wheel.

Do headphones put pedestrians in danger?

Pedestrians often know the risks of walking near traffic. Even so, statistics indicate that they’ll not only take on these risks. They may also increase

Drivers don’t always take drowsy driving seriously

Even safe drivers — those who would never drink and drive, for example — don’t always take drowsy driving as seriously as they should. Experts

Common reasons for ATV accidents

Your child is badly hurt in an ATV accident at a friend’s house. You find out, while the child is still in the hospital, that

Nursing home falls can have catastrophic consequences

For the elderly, falls remain a serious health risk. The results are often far more catastrophic than they would be for younger people, and this

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