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A Wake-Up Call: Prioritizing Safe Driving in Northeastern Ohio The multiple accidents across Northeastern Ohio yesterday, affecting communities from Hubbard and Youngstown to Akron and Canton, serve as a stark reminder of the vital importance of safe driving and preparedness. These incidents highlight the urgent need for responsible driving habits and robust emergency preparedness, especially during challenging weather. The Ohio Security & Investigations family urges all drivers to prioritize their own safety and the safety of others on the road. Safe driving begins with the basics. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends the 9 and 3 o'clock hand position on the steering wheel for optimal control and responsiveness, particularly in emergencies. Equally crucial is adapting your driving to conditions. In snowy or icy conditions, significantly reducing speed is non-negotiable. Life is precious; safety always outweighs speed. Proper tires—winter tires in snow, or all-season tires with ample tread—are essential for maintaining traction and control. Ensuring sufficient windshield wiper fluid guarantees clear visibility, vital in adverse weather. Preparation is paramount. Unexpected events can occur, and preparedness can mean the difference between a minor inconvenience and a life-threatening situation. Every vehicle should carry a well-stocked emergency kit. This should include warm blankets, water, non-perishable snacks, a comprehensive first-aid and CPR kit, jumper cables or a jump pack, a tire inflator, and electronic road flares to alert other drivers. These items can be lifesavers, especially during breakdowns or accidents in bad weather. Regularly checking your vehicle's lights (headlights and taillights) is also crucial for visibility, particularly at night or in snowy conditions. Proactive safety extends beyond immediate vehicle preparedness. Before any journey, especially during winter, informing someone of your route and estimated time of arrival is a simple but powerful safety measure. This information can significantly speed up rescue efforts in the event of an emergency. Regular vehicle maintenance, ensuring your brakes, battery, and antifreeze are in top condition, prevents breakdowns and enhances safety. Yesterday's accidents serve as a sobering reminder of the inherent risks on the road. By consistently practicing safe driving habits, maintaining a well-equipped emergency kit, and performing regular vehicle maintenance, we can significantly improve road safety for everyone. Let's commit to responsible driving, prioritizing our safety and the safety of others. Drive defensively, be mindful of your surroundings, and remember that your actions directly impact the well-being of those around you. Wishing you a safe and happy New Year. Drive safely!
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Jan

Prioritizing Safe Driving in Northeastern Ohio Communities

The multiple accidents across Northeastern Ohio yesterday, affecting communities from Hubbard and Youngstown to Akron and Canton, serve as a stark reminder of the vital importance of safe driving and preparedness. These incidents highlight the urgent need for responsible driving habits and robust emergency preparedness, especially during challenging weather. The Ohio Security & Investigations family […]

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Dec

How do I renew my physician assistant license in Ohio?

Are you a physician assistant based in Ohio wondering how to renew your license? The process is simple! You just need to fill out a renewal application, pay a $100 renewal fee, and complete at least 100 continuing medical education (CME) hours. It’s worth noting that the Board acknowledges CME credits that are required to […]

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