Preparing Motorists for Winter
Some helpful tips for staying safe in a blizzard ...
"With Christmas approaching, weather turning wet and colder and snow in the forecasts, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials caution commuters to be careful, cautious and prepared.
According to FEMA Regional Director John Pennington, a few simple precautions can spell the difference between inconvenience and real disaster.
"We all need to be prepared to deal with future floods, earthquakes or winter storms if they strike when we are at work, at home, when our kids are in school or if we're on the road in our car," said Pennington." continued ... (Via Occupational Hazards)
"With Christmas approaching, weather turning wet and colder and snow in the forecasts, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials caution commuters to be careful, cautious and prepared.
According to FEMA Regional Director John Pennington, a few simple precautions can spell the difference between inconvenience and real disaster.
"We all need to be prepared to deal with future floods, earthquakes or winter storms if they strike when we are at work, at home, when our kids are in school or if we're on the road in our car," said Pennington." continued ... (Via Occupational Hazards)
Blizzard of 1978.
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