Lowering the High Pedestrian Fatality Rate in South Carolina
“Dangerous by Design,” a new study from the National Complete Streets Coalition reported in the Post and Courier last month, named South Carolina the 10th most dangerous state for pedestrians. The state had the highest traffic fatality rate in the…
Rise of Pedestrian Deaths in South Carolina
Earlier this year, WBTW-TV reported that nearly 1 in 5 of the people killed in traffic accidents so far this year were pedestrians, and the South Carolina Department of Public Safety said pedestrian deaths had increased 60 percent between 2013…
Emotional Support Animals and Dog Bites
Emotional support animals – particularly dogs – are becoming more and more common. It is not unusual to encounter one in virtually any place or situation. Because emotional support animals lack the training of other service animals, such as guide…
Golf Cart Safety Dos and Don’ts
While many people may not think of golf carts as being dangerous, they certainly can be. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), more than 10,000 emergency room visits each year result from golf cart accidents. About 40% of…
What Happens When You Are Injured on Vacation in Myrtle Beach?
A vacation is supposed to be a stress-free break from work and the pressures of everyday life. It is meant to be a time of bonding with family and friends and should be a memorable adventure. Unfortunately, accidents and injuries…