Fatal road accidents tend to hit their annual peak between midnight and 5 a.m. on New Year’s Day. What a potentially horrific way to bring in a new year. The most troubling thing is that we could avoid many of these accidents if motorists – and those around them – recognized the red flags and took preventive action. Continue reading Drunk driving myths, precautions, and red flags
Many of the fun and beautiful things we enjoy about Christmas can create hazards for your pets. The College Station Police Department’s animal control officers offer these basic tips to keep your beloved pet safe and sound amid all the joy and fun. Continue reading Holiday Safety: Watch out for pets in your merry festivities
If you plan to celebrate the season away from home, you might consider taking a few precautions to keep your property safe. Good locks, simple precautions, neighborly alertness, and common sense can help prevent most property crimes. Don’t let the would-be grinches lurking in the shadows spoil your Christmas. Continue reading Holiday Safety: Don’t let would-be grinches spoil your travels
As much as we all enjoy the Christmas holidays, we don’t want thieves to revel in the season at our expense. Too often, vehicles filled with shiny new gifts can be an easy mark for these sad souls. Here are some basic precautions you can take while driving to lessen the chances a crook will spoil your holiday fun. Continue reading Holiday Safety: Bad guys see vehicles as easy targets
Stores and malls traditionally see their largest crowds during the holidays when much of the population is out searching for that perfect Christmas present. It’s easy to lose track of essential items such as cell phones and car keys. But those things pale in comparison to what we hold dearest – our children. It’s easy for you and your kids to be distracted by all the sights, sounds, and crowds of holiday shopping, so make sure they stay with you at all times. Continue reading Holiday Safety: Use extreme caution when shopping with kids
When Christmas shopping, you normally find yourself among enormous crowds at retail shops, malls, and grocery stores. These sizable gatherings also provide a perfect cover for those who are a little short on Christmas spirit — thieves. If you shop online, you are equally susceptible to being targeted. Don’t let the bad guys spoil your holiday season. By following these 10 simple tips, you reduce your chances of becoming a victim. Continue reading Holiday Safety: Be careful when shopping — even online
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