Insurance policies specifically designed for outdoor and active lifestyle activities are so important. However, these policies are a part of the insurance world that a lot of people are unaware of.
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no comments North Carolina has passed a statute regarding the use of autonomous vehicles. This statute goes into effect December 1, 2017. The legislation is outpacing the technology as these vehicles are not yet available and may not be until about 2021.
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no comments For children under four, death by drowning is the leading cause of death other than some congenital birth defect.
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no comments Motorists are required to watch out for pedestrians all the time but pedestrians are required to follow the law also. Statistics regarding pedestrians show that most pedestrian accidents occur with a pedestrian getting hit from behind when they are walking on the wrong side of the road.
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no comments We all need to exercise personal responsibility and not let holiday parties and drinking get out of control for your safety, for your family and friends’ safety, for those on the road’s safety.
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no comments A host has a responsibility. If they knew or should have known that a guest had too much to drink and is driving and that guest goes out and causes harm to some unknown third person, the host can be responsible
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no comments Hosting holiday parties. As a host, remember you can be responsible or liable if you knew, or should have known, that one of your guests was impaired and you provided them with alcohol and they leave and cause a tragedy somewhere. You can be responsible as the host.
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no comments The new bicycle laws in North Carolina impose both rights and responsibilities on the rider.
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no comments In North Carolina, 16 and under, it’s mandatory to wear a bicycle helmet. If you’re over that age it’s not mandatory, but as the sign in the bicycle shops says, “A helmet is cheaper than a neurosurgical exam.”
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no comments Attorney David Daggett of Daggett Shuler Law talks about run safety and sun safety. He also discusses research regarding the correlation between exercise and IQ test scores.
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no comments The basis of the program is you sign a pledge not to use drugs or alcohol on prom night and in return, you get a free t-shirt.
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no comments Over the past 29 years, we’re up to over 500 thousand students that have taken the pledge to stay safe and sober on prom night.
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no comments Over the past 10 years in the United States there’s been about 1300 deaths of young people or students from violations of school bus laws. Likewise in North Carolina over the past 12 months there have been 12 deaths and 47 serious injuries from drivers violating school bus passing laws. So it’s a serious topic and it’s something that we all need a reminder on.
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no comments Hydration is very important not just when you’re active in doing fitness type things, but it’s essential for our life. The basic guidelines and recommendations, if you look them up, are you take your weight, so for me I’m a little under 170 pounds, divide it in half, that’s 85. You should drink 85 ounces of water a day. That’s a basic rule of thumb.
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no comments The Birds are scooters that are operated with an app. It’s a company out of California, I think Santa Monica, and it’s a new wave that’s kind of spreading across the country.
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no comments Recent brain research shows it doesn’t make any difference when you have a hand held or a no hands system for your cell phone, they both distract the brain from what you’re doing which is driving.
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no comments There are some simple rules for running on the road. First, always be facing traffic. Number two is be seen and be visible.
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