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New Study: Texting While Driving More Dangerous Than Previously Thought

Multitasking is all but a way of life in the modern world. Most of us realize that doing two or more things at once tends to detract from quality; but we may not always recognize that it can also be dangerous.

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Start of School Year Raises Child Pedestrian Concerns

With School Starting Up for Most Children in the U.S., Many Will Face Dangers from Vehicular Traffic As They Walk to Or from School. School is starting up for children all across the United States. Many children in New Jersey will be walking to and from school or their bus stops.

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Disappointment for Brain Injury Victims in New Study

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 1.7 million Americans sustain a traumatic brain injury every year. Traumatic brain injury, otherwise known as TBI, can be caused by a variety of mishaps, from motorcycle accidents to sports injuries.

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Elderly More at Risk When Crossing Streets in Tri-State Area

Crossing the street seems like a simple task, yet more and more people are injured by merely attempting to get from one side of the road to the other. This is increasingly true for elderly or vulnerable residents of the Tri-State (New Jersey, New York and Connecticut) area.

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New Stability Control Proposal Aims To Prevent Dangerous Truck Accidents

Large commercial trucks are essential to modern commerce – but they come with a price. Every year, thousands of motorists are injured or killed in semi truck crashes.

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Defective Metal-on-Metal Hip Implants Take a Heavy Toll on Patients

Every year, an estimated 250,000 Americans undergo a procedure to replace a damaged hip joint. The new, man-made joints implanted are meant to last problem-free for 15 years or more; yet, in one of the most endemic medical device fiascos in recent memory, one entire category of hip implants is failing at an incredible rate, causing widespread and devastating health consequences.

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New Study Researches the Link Between Music and Unsafe Teenage Driving

Newly licensed teens in Bergen County are eager to begin driving and excited that their ability to legally drive gives them freedom. However, what many teens don’t realize is that their behavior while driving affects others on the road. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, individuals ranging from the ages of 16 to 19 are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal car accident.

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Simulated Driving May Affect Teens’ Behaviors Behind the Wheel

Studies Show That Simulated Racing Games Do Not Improve Most Driving Skills, and May Even Result in Behaviors That Raise the Risk of a Crash. As parents in New Jersey may know, practice is a factor in mastering almost any skill, and safe driving behaviors are no exception.

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Responding to Safety Hazards in the Wake of Supreme Oil Violations

Every day, millions of Americans go to work, seeking to provide a better life for themselves and their loved ones. Recently, however, a New Jersey company has been making headlines after it was determined that factory workers were risking their health and safety each day when they came to work.

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Late Summer and Early Fall Bring Increase in Bicycle Accidents

With summer coming to an end, concerns are rising about what the next few months will bring in terms of bicycle safety. That’s because, as the Press of Atlantic City reports, the months of August, September and October typically see a significant increase in bicycle fatalities.

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