According to statistics, teen drivers (ages 16 to 19) have the highest rate of traffic-related accidents in the United States compared to any other age range. And if you’ve seen the videos from their dashcam that were posted online, you […]
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The story of a driver help elderly dementia patient recently made waves online. Mark Feurtado is a bus driver who literally went the extra mile to help a distressed elderly woman with dementia. The father-of-one took a one-mile detour to make […]
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There are diseases that cause memory problems and wandering behavior to elders and special needs persons, making search-and-rescue incidents more common than usual. Elders suffering from Alzheimer’s, senility, or other forms of dementia, people and children affected with autism and […]
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There are many teenage driving risks for every parent to know. For teenage drivers, the road can be a scary, scary place—and here’s why. Driving, for anyone, is scary business. Statistically speaking, you’re likely to crash your car once every […]
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Teenagers are drivers that pose the biggest risks for other motorists and and even themselves. The reason behind this is that teenagers are easily distracted, and they can be so caught up with their activities they tend to think little […]
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A massive overnight search for a missing girl in Waterloo summer camp took place recently, but it wasn’t until the next day that she was found by a woman who lived nearby. She said that she spotted the 13-year-old about 100 yards from […]
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More and more help will be necessary for a loved one once Alzheimer’s disease progresses. There will come a point when even activities of daily living (ADLs) like eating, dressing, and basic hygiene will be forgotten—if their abilities do not […]
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Teenagers can be dangerous on the road. It’s a fact that 16-year-old teenagers have the highest crash rates than drivers of other age groups. They can’t be banned outright from driving, but awareness might be the key to change their […]
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