Drivers who are not devoting their full attention to the road are a risk to themselves and to everyone else utilizing the highway system. Anyone in the Ocala area who has ever driven a vehicle knows that it is easy to lose focus while behind the wheel. Distractions are plentiful, and come in many different forms. Whether the distraction is an amusing roadside advertisement or a cellular phone conversation, it could cause serious consequences.
Potentially deadly product recalled from California stores
Many people in the Orange County area have been following the ongoing news about the Ebola cases that have reached the United States. Although it is natural to be fearful of such a deadly disease, the odds of a widespread outbreak in this country are extremely small. Californians face greater risks from countless sources other than a virus that is primarily confined to an entirely different continent. Even common food items on local store shelves can become a source of sickness, or even death in extreme cases.
How can Orange County bikers be safer?
Orange County, with its scenic routes and favorable weather, is a great part of California for enjoying a bike ride. Some area residents may even rely on their bicycles as a primary mode of daily transportation. Of course, not all of Orange County includes bike trails or even specific bike lanes. This means that in many situations, bikers must share roadways with motor vehicles.
OC motorcycle accident claims 23-year-old victim
An accident involving a motorcycle and a larger vehicle like a car or truck often ends with the motorcyclist suffering serious injuries or even death. Many of these accidents are the result of the other driver failing to yield to the motorcycle because the driver does not see it. Sometimes, however, the cause of motorcycle accidents is less obvious.
Data confirms that teenagers struggle with auto accidents
Many parents in Orange County would probably like to watch over their children during every minute of the day, just to make sure that they are doing well. Sending children off to school, letting them go to their friends' homes or even watching them go out on a date can come with gut-wrenching emotions for any parent. But for many parents, nothing is scarier than when their child gets his or her driver's license.
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