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What's Required to Drive Fire Engines Legally and Safely
On Driving Big Fire Engines Safely and Legally by Tom Forster Originally published in Plumas News in March of 2012 Have you ever wondered what it takes to drive a big fire engine? What the...
20 roads you should drive in your lifetime
These are the most beautiful roads in the world. They're proof that oftentimes the journey is better than the destination.
Why Children Play With Fire, and How to Stop Them
Preschoolers and kindergartners are most likely to start fires caused by play, and are most likely to die in them, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
Highway Driving Safety Tips for Busy Interstates
Regardless of where you live or how many miles you’ve traveled, it’s important to drive safely. Keep these highway driving safety tips in mind.
How to Drive at Night
While it may be difficult to tell whether a black shape in front of your headlights is a deer or a pedestrian when you're driving late at night, it's not hard to see why night driving can be so daunting for many drivers. Despite the fact...
How to Prevent Home Fires
You can vastly cut down deadly fire risks by exercising good safety habits and simple prevention steps. This article lists the “Big 7” most common causes of preventable fires and tells you the simple things you can and should do to keep them from starting. Prevention costs little or nothing.
How to Help Prevent House Fires
There are many causes of house fires, including faulty wiring, alternate heat sources, cooking, and more. Learn how to help prevent house fires with Travelers.
How Do I Survive a Forest Fire?
Den Mother can help you keep your cool while the forest burns around you.
Why Going to Natural Gas Will Save You Future Headaches
With more and more gas-fired outdoor products on the market, learn why you should consider switching to natural gas for your grill.
9 Tips for Long Drives
Getting ready to take a road trip? Follow these tips for long drives to stay energized and safe behind the wheel.
Why Being “OSHA Legal” Isn’t Enough
Go beyond compliance to better protect your employees and business.
Advice on How to Drive Safely in the Fall
Autumn weather can be unpredictable. Prepare yourself and your vehicle with these tips on how to drive safely in the fall.
Safer Solvent Storage Prevents Fires
Water is the most common solvent the world over, but most solvents don’t quench fires; instead they pose fire risks. From glues and cleaners to finishes and fuels, we keep these volatile chemicals for tasks that range from grilling and painting to mowing the grass. The solvent that people keep most at homes across North Read More
10 safety mistakes that can cost you a legal case
Unfortunately, many organizations have a false perception that merely employing someone in a safety capacity is a risk control, as in, “Your Honor, we did our due diligence in safety… see, we hired a Safety Person (points to the ‘Safety Person’).”
Safe home fire practices
During the cold winter months, CalFire and fire departments across the nation see an increase in home fires due to dangerous heating equipment or unsafe practices. Improper use or poorly
Direct To: How To Handle Engine Fires
You prime your engine, crank it, and nothing happens. You prime again, crank, and still nothing. How many times can you do this before you risk an engine fire? And if you have an engine fire, what should you do?
Is It Safe Enough for an Outdoor Cooking Fire?
It’s pretty clear we’ve dealt with a very dry summer and fall doesn’t look wet anytime soon.
Be safe and practice holiday fire prevention
The holiday season can be a beautiful time around the home, and many people go to the extreme making their homes as festive as possible<br>Many decorated homes resemble a Norman Rockwell Christmas painting<br>They have a beautifully decorated live tree sitting in the corner of the room. There are multiple colored strings of lights hanging from every possible location and scented candles burn putting off…
Building a Fire-Safe Custom Home
Wildfires are not only growing more common, but more intense. Scientists attribute the outbreak to drier, hotter conditions brought on by global warming. A warmer lower atmosphere sucks additional …
How a Knocking Engine Is the Sign of Automotive Innovation
Knock Knock. Who's there? A supercharged, mild hybrid, diesel-inspired gas engine.
How to Make Teens Safer Drivers
How to Make Teens Safer Drivers | Learn more about safety, insurance, and more with Petruzelo in CT.
