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Traveling through intersections is routine for many drivers. However, encountering flashing traffic lights rather than the usual steady ones can lead to uncertainty about the correct response, especially for drivers who haven’t recently updated their road safety knowledge. Flashing lights…

December marks National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month, a critical time for raising awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. With holiday celebrations increasing the risk of alcohol-related accidents, it’s vital to engage in open discussions with friends and…

Riding in the passenger seat isn’t just about enjoying the view or controlling the playlist. When another person is behind the wheel, it can mean potential risks for you as a passenger. This is due to your positioning in the…

Boating is a popular recreational activity in South Carolina, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy our state’s beautiful waterways. However, the enjoyment can quickly become dread if caught in fog unexpectedly. Fog significantly reduces visibility, making navigation challenging and increasing…

South Carolina’s state parks, like Hunting Island near Beaufort and Caesars Head in the Upstate, are a scenic blend of beauty and natural diversity, offering adventure and serenity. That’s why they’re popular destinations with both visitors and residents from across…

Childhood is a time of joy, exploration, and growth.  Unfortunately, it’s also a period when dangerous accidents can happen. Negligence, whether at home or on someone else’s property, can result in devastating injuries to children. National Child Safety and Protection…

Following too closely behind another car, also known as “tailgating,” is dangerous. Car accident statistics in South Carolina show about 10,000 accidents each year are caused by a driver following the vehicle in front of them too closely. Some frustrated…

To Dr. Susan Lipkins, a psychiatrist and expert in hazing, eliminating this practice, whether in sports, schools, or elsewhere, is next to impossible. She notes that, in her experience, 95% of hazing instances go unreported, frustrating the authorities’ chances of…