Fireworks, flag flying, parades, and pool parties are all part of the tradition and fun associated with the Fourth of July. Partygoers, to avoid injuries, are urged to be cautious when taking part in any festivities.
Check out the following tips to help you have a safe and enjoyable holiday:
Grilling outdoors can be fun and delicious, but there are also potential dangers like fires and explosions. Make sure you're safe and prepared before flipping that burger.
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“When thunder roars, go indoors!” is a truism that actually holds up. But much of what we think we know about lightning is fiction. Here are some common myths, along with the facts that will keep you and your loved ones safe in a storm.
Swimming pools are fun, but also potentially dangerous to young children. Learn ways to keep your loved ones safe. Spokespersons: Nadina Riggsby, Parent; Madelyn Flannigan, Independent Insurance Agents of America.
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Triple-I suggests that pet owners check their homeowners or renters insurance policy to cover dog bite liability and to ensure their dog is properly trained.
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Two out of three bicycle injuries involve children and some of these accidents result in death. Wearing a helmet and having a properly maintained bike can greatly reduce your child's risk of injury. Learn more about how to keep your child riding safely. Spokespersons: Sue Guzman, Brain Injury Association; Dr. Howard Benesohm, Psychologist
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Bicycling is increasingly popular, both as a sport and as a means of transportation. Whether you spent a few hundred or a few thousand dollars on your bike, whether you use it to commute to work or to cycle around the block with your kids, it's important to understand the rules of the bike lane and protect your financial investment with the proper insurance.
Whether you plan to install a luxury, in-ground Olympic model or you're just inflating one for the kids, backyard pools and hot tubs have safety and insurance implications. Here's what you need to know.
