The National Safety Council (NSC) projects that 424 people may die in traffic crashes during the Labor Day 2025 holiday period, yet that’s actually a
Building safety is a growing concern across New York City, especially when structural failures cause life-altering injuries. Recent events highlight the urgency: One month ago,
Every year, over 14,000 passengers are injured in U.S. commercial bus crashes, including those on tour buses, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
Though overall traffic fatalities in New York City dropped 32% in the first half of 2025, cyclists continue to face risk on city streets.(NYC DOT
In the first half of 2023, Queens recorded 40 traffic fatalities, the highest number among all NYC boroughs, a 33% increase over previous years.(Transport Alternatives/Queens
Did you know? In 2023, the NYPD reported that ‘aggressive driving/road rage’ contributed to nine injury or fatal collisions in Manhattan alone.Across the city, those
Teen driver accidents spike sharply in August According to AAA, over 30% of fatal teen-involved crashes from 2019 to 2023 occurred between Memorial Day and
OSHA Safe + Sound Week 2025 will be observed this August, bringing a nationwide spotlight to workplace safety and health programs. In New York City’s
It’s National Traffic Awareness Month, but with traffic injuries still occurring across the city, many New Yorkers are asking: Are our streets actually getting safer?
Collapsed Wall Injures 3 in Busy Queens Neighborhood According to ABC7 News, 3 people were injured in Bellerose, Queens, after a storefront facade wall collapsed
