Boston Transit Authority Bans Train and Bus Operators From Possessing Cell Phones on the Job After Crash
Reports on Boston ban on train and bus operators from using cellphones on the job
Read moreStar Football Player Who Fell Asleep at the Wheel Seriously Injured in Car Accident
Explains the dangers of driving while drowsy
Read moreSeat belt use in 2008
Oregon, Washington and California all achieved rates of 90 percent or higher on a seat belt use probability-based observational survey carried out using criteria set by the National Highway...
Read moreSenate Passes Life Jacket Bill to Reduce Fatalities in Boating Accidents on Oregon Rivers
Announces passage of Oregon bill requiring life jackets when boating on white water rapids
Read moreTrucker Involved in Oregon Trailer Accident Blames Burrito for Crash
In Southern Oregon a few weeks ago, a truck driver lost control of his semi truck after he reached for his breakfast burrito while going around a curve. Bradley...
Read moreCrib Safety Now a Focus of the Consumer Product Safety Commission
Discusses recent developments in the area of crib safety
Read moreLaptop kills woman
A woman in British Columbia, Canada was killed last month after she collided with a tow truck. The collision itself was not the cause of her death, though. Her...
Read moreAIG sells auto insurance business to Zurich Financial Services, Inc.
In a $1.9 billion deal, American International Group sold its auto insurance business to the Swiss company, Zurich Financial Services, Inc. Last year, AIG had to ask the U.S....
Read moreJuror uses Twitter.com during trial
A juror in a Little Rock, Arkansas courtroom found out first hand how today's technology can tamper with a trial. Jonathan Powell, while sitting as a juror in a...
Read moreGenentech and FDA Announce Withdrawal of Psoriasis Drug Raptiva From the U.S. Market
FDA announces that the psoriasis drug Raptiva is being withdrawn by Genentech from the U.S. market
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