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Abraham Watkins

Recommendation to Ban Cell Phone and Texting for Commercial Drivers

A recent federal safety agency has made a strong recommendation that eighteen-wheel truckers and other commercial drivers should be banned from talking on the cell phone and texting when they’re behind the wheel. In a hearing held in Washington DC, the National Transportation Safety Board endorsed the ban after hearing about a truck driver who…

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Abraham Watkins

NTSB Recommends Banning All Cell Phone Use for Truck Drivers

In the last year, states across the national have enacted laws limiting use of cell phones and electronic devices behind the wheel. Thirty-four states and the District of Columbia ban texting while driving. Nine states and the District of Columbia also ban handheld cell phone use. These laws, targeted at drivers of regular vehicles and…

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Abraham Watkins

High Speeds and Low Speeds on Houston Freeways Can Lead to Tragic Accidents

Most commuters know that Friday night rush hour traffic can be a nightmare. Unfortunately, for one Houston commuter the commute turned tragic after he was thrown from his SUV when it was rear-ended on a Harris County freeway. Around 6 pm on a Friday night on Interstate 45, near Spring Cypress, a Ford Explorer was…

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The Dangers of Rip Currents

A rip current is one of the leading dangers for anyone visiting the beach. They can range from large in size to completely undetectable and strong enough to draw a person more than one hundred yards out to sea at 8 feet per second. Rip currents are produced when water is drawn back from the…

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Abraham Watkins

FDA Warns Manufacturer of Brazilian Blowout

The United States Food and Drug Administration issued a warning to Brazilian Blowout that its product contains a “poisonous or deleterious substance.” Brazilian Blowout is a popular hair straightening product that can cost up to $500. The hair straightening product, when used as instructed, is applied to one’s hair and then heated with a blow…

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