IIHS Finds Long Term Safety Benefits From Speed Cameras A speed camera program in a large community near Washington, D.C., has led to long-term changes in driver behavior and... Read More
Injury Spotters Can Stop Games Under NFL’s New Safety Campaign Jim Gossett has been paid to watch football games for more than 30 years: for three decades as an athletic... Read More
Wearables Being Used by Big Pharma to Collect Better Personal Data Pharmaceutical companies are enlisting Fitbits and other gadgets strapped to patients’ wrists, chests and skin as a way to bring... Read More
El Nino to Peak Near Year End as Warm Sea Temperatures Continue El Nino will peak around the end of the year as warming sea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean may exceed... Read More
After Guardrail Review, Highway Regulator Urges Standards Revamp U.S. highway guardrail systems made by Trinity Industries Inc. and Road Systems Inc. have “safety performance issues” in some real-world... Read More
State Farm: Likelihood of Striking a Deer More Than Doubles in Fall The odds drivers will have a claim from hitting a deer, elk or moose is 1 out of 169, the... Read More
New Technologies Could Aid in Short Circuiting Chronic Pain More than 100 million people in this country have pain that won’t go away. Many of these chronic pain sufferers... Read More
ACE Announces North America Leadership Team Effective Once Chubb Acquisition Complete ACE Limited announced the leadership teams it intends to appoint for the company’s North American business units, including National Accounts,... Read More
Survey Finds State Lawsuit Climate Important Factor for Company Growth Plans A new survey finds 75 percent of attorneys at U.S. companies say a state’s lawsuit environment is likely to impact... Read More
Nationwide Raises Minimum Pay Rate to $15 Per Hour Following in the footsteps of Facebook and Wal-Mart, Ohio-based Nationwide announced it will raise its minimum pay rate to $15... Read More