Accident Causes
Construction zones pose increasing concerns for accidents in WI
Construction zones are seen across many highly traveled roads in the United States right now as weather is ideal for repairs. Currently in Southeastern Wisconsin, we are experiencing more than our fair share of construction work at the Hwy 100 Zoo Interchange, Capitol Road, Pilgrim Road, I-94, I-41, the North Avenue and Hoan Bridge, as…
Read MoreWisconsin Seniors Slip, Trip and Fall Accidents
According to OSHA, falls are responsible for the majority of industry accidents; they cause fifteen percent of accidental deaths, and are the second cause of fatalities behind vehicle accidents. Ensure there is sufficient lighting to see walking surfaces clearly. Wear anti-slip shoes and be especially cautious of walkways covered by obstacles, those having uneven surfaces,…
Read MoreWisconsin Packers, Pumpkins and Pit Bulls
What do Packers, pumpkins and pit bulls have in common? It’s just “that time of year,” here in Wisconsin. Kids are back in school. Leaves are turning, pumpkin patches are in full blossom, there’s a cool wind reminder that winter is not far away and …it’s Packer season! The Green Bay Packers have kicked off the…
Read MoreAggressive Driving Leads to WI Road Rage Accidents
Actions stemming from road rage can lead to serious accidents and injuries. Aggressive driving and road rage behaviors are considered ‘risky’ by most insurance companies, and there’s good logic behind it. If you’re the aggressor of road rage your putting other people in danger. If an accident occurs as a result, it may not bee…
Read MoreWorking Towards Safer Wisconsin Roads
Safety Links and Recall Resources Today we’re driving some of the safest cars ever made, (Buckle Seat belts, Air Bags, Anti-lock brakes, Traction control, Back-up cameras, etc.), yet crash fatalities remain the leading cause of death in the United States for persons 3-34 years of age. In an effort to save lives, many organizations work together to educate…
Read MoreWisconsin’s Boating Season off to a Deadly Start
As of early August, Wisconsin’s 2011 boating season reached a sad milestone: the number of boating deaths for the summer of 2011 had already equaled the total number of boating deaths in 2010. And, with approximately a month left of summer, Wisconsin’s boating season may be in its waning moments, but there is plenty of…
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