Tag Archives: Drunk Driving

Keep the Bowl Super

Full disclosure: the only football game I will watch is the Army Navy Game and that comes from years of mandatory viewings thanks to my dad, (sink Navy!). After 4 years of college, I can count on one hand how many football games I attended and I definitely never sat through all 4 quarters. But, … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published February 5, 2016 | Posted in Accidents, America, American Pride, Community, Drunk Driving, Food Born Illness, Fun Facts, Goings on around town, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Personal Injury, Personal Safety, Pet Safety, Super Bowl | Tagged accidents, Children, Community, Drunk Driving, Food Born Illness, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Personal Development, Pets, Safety, Super Bowl | Leave a comment

Drones, Hover Boards, Lawsuits, OH MY!

I am not going to lie—when I heard that Amazon would be delivering packages via drones last year I was ecstatic. As a perpetual procrastinator, gift buying and completing errands in general happen much later than they should and holiday express shipping kills me. But, the drones never took off, much to the chagrin of … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published January 8, 2016 | Posted in Accidents, America, Brain, Check List, Children, Cognitive, Community, Concussions, Distracted Driving, Driving, Drones, Drunk Driving, Fatal Accidents, Fun Facts, Goings on around town, Health, History, Holiday, Home Safety, Hover Boards, Impaired Driving, Insurance, Knowledge is Power, Law, Legal Information, Marijuana, New Year's Eve, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Development, Personal Injury, Personal Safety, Pet Safety, Pets, Safety, School, Self-Driving Cars, Self-Improvement, Sleep, Social Media, Torts | Tagged accidents, Anxiety, Back to School, Burning, Children, Community, DC, Distracted Driving, Driving, Drones, Drugs, Drunk Driving, Fatal Accidents, Fire, Health, Holiday, Hoverboards, Insurance, Knowledge is Power, Mental Health, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Development, Pets, Roadside Accidents, Safe Driving, Safely Crossing the Street, Safety, Seatbelts, Self-Improvement, Summer Safety, Teen Drivers | Leave a comment

Don’t Drop the Ball this New Years

The year is winding down. Between Buzzfeed “Best Moments of 2015” articles, to Jib Jab’s “Year in Review” we have a lot to look back on and even more to look forward to. In 2016 a presidential election of massive proportions will take place, kale may no longer be a super food, and media might … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published December 31, 2015 | Posted in Accidents, America, American Pride, Brain, Caffeine, Children, Coffee, Cognitive, Community, Driving, Drunk Driving, Fatal Accidents, Fun Facts, Goings on around town, Health, Holiday, Impaired Driving, Knowledge is Power, MADD, New Year's Eve, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Development, Personal Injury, Personal Safety, Safety, Self-Improvement, Sleep | Tagged 2016, accidents, Alcohol, Children, Community, DC, Distracted Driving, Driving, Drugs, Drunk Driving, Fatal Accidents, Health, Holiday, Knowledge is Power, Mental Health, New Year's Eve, New Years, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Development, Roadside Accidents, Safe Driving, Safely Crossing the Street, Safety, Seatbelts, Self-Improvement, Teen Drivers | Leave a comment

MADD about DD

There’s a reason both campaigns against them begin with DD. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration distracted driving is just as dangerous as drunk driving. Over the last few decades, outreach groups like MADD (Moms Against Drunk Driving), have created a social stigma and societal push back against drunk driving. And rightly so, … Read More

By Ally Freeland | Published September 2, 2015 | Posted in Accidents, Cars, Children, Cognitive, Community, Distracted Driving, Driving, Drunk Driving, Injury Board, Personal Safety, Safety, Self-Improvement | Tagged accidents, Children, Community, Distracted Driving, Driving, Drunk Driving, Fatal Accidents, Knowledge is Power, MADD, Personal Development, Roadside Accidents, Safe Driving, Safety, Self-Improvement, Teen Drivers | Leave a comment

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