New Jersey drivers might be using their cell phones to make calls less frequently, but the incidence of using them to text, email or in other ways while behind the wheel might have increased. According to a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released...
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Month: January 2019
Habits that make the roads dangerous
Most people have their own style of driving. Some strictly follow the hands at 10 and 2 rule while others are comfortable steering with only one hand. Some people feel more comfortable sitting closer to the steering wheel while others prefer to put as much space as...
Reporting a workplace injury in New Jersey
When an employee is hurt on the job in New Jersey, it is their responsibility to inform a supervisor or someone else with authority. The worker should report the incident either immediately after it happens or as soon as they are able to do so after receiving medical...
Avoiding collisions with large trucks in New Jersey
According to the Fatality Analysis Reporting System of the U.S. DoT, there were 3,986 large truck crash fatalities in 2016. Approximately 66 percent of the fatalities were passenger vehicle occupants compared to 17 percent who were truckers. One expert has said that...
How nurses can stay safe at work
Those who work in the nursing profession in New Jersey often find their work to be rewarding. However, they may also find that there are safety risks involved with doing their jobs. Thankfully, there are steps that nurses can take to stay safe and healthy while on the...
Your rights as an injured nurse in New Jersey
Workers in any industry can become injured at work through no fault of their own. Some industries are inherently more risky, however, due to the nature of the work involved. Since nursing is a relatively active role, it is much more high risk than a typical desk...
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