Labor Day is statistically one of the busiest travel holidays of the year, with an increase in road congestion and traffic fatalities. Florida has one of the worst records when it comes to fatal accidents on Labor Day weekend.
Labor Day is a holiday dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers and marks the ‘unofficial end of summer.’ For many of us, it means firing up the grill and barbecuing with friends and family over the three-day holiday weekend.
Getting hurt while on the job is a possibility for any worker, but for some jobs, the risk is significantly higher. Workplace injuries can include falls, exposure to dangerous substances such as potentially explosive materials, and equipment accidents.
The list of hand sanitizers being recalled across the country has been expanded by the FDA. At least 75 hand sanitizer brands have been recalled due to toxic levels of wood alcohol, which could lead to injury or death.
Another pedestrian death occurred last week after a Kissimmee man was struck and killed by a vehicle in the early morning hours on August 5. The accident follows a string of other pedestrian fatalities reported in Central Florida.
It has been revealed in court documents that Universal Orlando theme park engineers knew why so many guests were getting injured on Punga Racers at Volcano Bay. Riders were going at speeds that were way too fast on the water slide, not leaving enough time for people to slow down at the ride’s end.
The popular moped ride-sharing service, Revel, announced that it will be suspending operations in New York City following a series of crashes, including two that were deadly.
At least 115 park guests have reported being injured on the popular water slide attraction, Punga Racers, at Universal Orlando’s Volcano Bay. This information has come to light following a lawsuit filed by a park guest.
Ford Motor Company recalled more than two million vehicles due to the risk of the doors opening while driving. This recall follows two other recalls issued by Ford in recent months.
Injuries resulting from a car accident do not always manifest right away. Oftentimes, your body is in such shock after being involved in an accident that you may not be aware of the injuries you sustained from the impact.
E-scooters are becoming increasingly popular on Orlando streets and sidewalks as more residents and those visiting the area are using them to get around town.