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When driving, use hands-free ways to communicate, this will help you avoid any dangerous distractions while on the road. If you can't stay off it--think about putting your phone in the trunk!
Tip 300
Wear bright colored clothing when walking at dusk or night.
Tip 301
If you bike for longer distances, look into getting a bike helmet mirror. Seeing behind you can be important.
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Buddy system
The buddy system is a safety technique in which two or more people work together to ensure the safety and well-being of each other.
Tip 303
Moving locations? Send a text to whoever needs to know!
Tip 304
1 in 6 car accidents with injuries stem from distracted drivers. Do not text and drive!
Story 305
Drunk Driving
Did you know that 28% of traffic-related deaths in the US in 2016 were due to drunk driving? (CDC)
Tip 306
In an emergency, call 911!
Story 307
Biking with a helmet
The majority of non fatal bike injuries treated in the ER result are brain injuries. The stats don't lie...
Story 308
The Importance of communication
Effective communication is crucial in any relationship. Keeping loved ones informed of your whereabouts and plans not only shows respect, but also reduces stress and increases safety.
Tip 309
Before crossing the street stop, look (left, right and left again), and listen!
Tip 310
Don't wear ear buds and listen to music when you are biking - you can miss important warning sounds.
Story 311
Safe Sex for Adults with ADHD
As adults with ADHD, it can be easy to get caught up in the moment and forget about taking precautions during sexual activity. However, making smart sexual decisions is essential for protecting yourself and your partner from potential health risks.
Tip 312
Stay on sidewalks. It's hard for cars to see you, stay on sidewalks when you are walking or biking.
Story 313
You only get one body
The human body is an incredible thing. It can do a lot. But you only get one of them! So think about what you do to your body!