Workers in Virginia who use electronic gas detectors in order to ensure a job safe environment often utilize pumps with those devices. The choice to use a monitor with or without a pump can have major implications for workplace safety and avoiding dangerous incidents....
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Month: January 2018
NTSB brings attention to speeding and rise of traffic fatalities
Virginia has not been immune to the rising death rate on the nation's roads. Federal regulators and safety advocates have speculated that smartphone use and higher volumes of traffic are reducing safety, but a study from the National Transportation Safety Board points...
Taking care of your tires can help you avoid a car wreck
When it comes to driver safety, you probably already make it a point to wear your seatbelt and follow other traffic laws. However, there is more to driver safety than simply driving defensively and adhering to the rules of the road. Taking care of your car is very...
Criteria when reporting a car crash
A car accident can happen anywhere on the road at any time. While there's rarely a good time for a Virginia resident or anyone else to get into an accident, it's important to know what to do in the moments and days that follow. An individual who causes a crash may...
Facing aggressive drivers while avoiding road rage
Many drivers have first- or second-hand knowledge of road rage, and they would agree that it can endanger everyone on the road. That's why people in Virginia and across the U.S. should consider the following tips on dealing with aggressive drivers and avoiding road...
OSHA wins court battle over silica rule
More than two million workers in Virginia and around the country have jobs that expose them to airborne silica. In March 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration published an update to its rule on silica that reduced permissible levels to 50 micrograms...