‘Tis the season to be safe and protected! The holidays are a joyous time for families and friends to gather and share in the festivities of the season. It can […]
Safety While in Public
Safety Tips for Winter Driving
I was just ten minutes away from home on my hour drive from work, when the cars in front of me started to hit their brakes. We just had a […]
On-The-Go-Fitness: Staying Fit While Traveling
Whether you are a seasoned traveler or someone who gets away once a year, you can easily find a fitness routine that works for you. You might actually spice up […]
Pay Attention to Your Surroundings’ Surroundings
Paying attention to your surroundings and being situationally aware extends beyond your immediate environment. During a recent trip, we chose to stay at a hotel in a “safe” downtown area. […]
Surviving an Active Shooter Event
As we all know, the world has changed drastically in the last few years, with the pandemic, economic instability, global tensions, rising fuel and food prices. The Americans are feeling […]
The Traffic Stop: Interacting with Law Enforcement
So, how does one react to getting pulled over? You are likely to feel nervous, afraid, humiliated, or annoyed, but it is very important that you remain calm and respectful. […]
Increased Crime Trends Demand People Be Situationally Aware
Increased Jugging Crime Trends When we read or watch the news reports, the statistics tell us that Jugging Crimes are on the rise; and everyone is a potential target. People must […]
Spring Break Safety Tips
It’s spring break and you just arrived at your hotel in Mexico. You flew in a day before your friends and decided to hit the local beach for some sunbathing […]
You’re Being Followed…Now What?
Have you ever been followed? I have, but I was prepared. You can be prepared, too. Whether you are running, shopping, or driving, would you notice if someone was watching you? What would you do if you believed someone was following you?
Safety Tips If You are the Target or Aggressor of Road Rage
If you drive, you have likely had someone to honk their horn at you, roll down their window to scream at you, or make an unfavorable hand gesture. Of course, we can’t control the actions of others, but we can control how we respond to the negative actions of other drivers.
