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Florida Helicopter Crash Kills Surgeon and Pilot A helicopter crash killed a surgeon and a technician from the Mayo Clinic in Florida, along with the pilot, as they flew to pick up a heart for transplant. -
Electronic Device that Helps Parents Avoid Forgetting a Sleeping Child in the Car Child injury attorney Jim Dodson wants readers to be aware of every possible way in which the tragedy of these unnecessary child deaths can be prevented. -
Complete Streets Program Aimed to Reduce Dependence on Automobiles Automobile dependence has become a fact of life for most Americans. A nationwide movement is making American streets safer and more pedestrian/bicycle friendly. -
Florida Counties Join Efforts to Promote the 3 Feet Law to Keep Cyclist Safe Lee County will be placing yellow decals on all county vehicles and buses designed to promote a safe distance between motorists and cyclists sharing the road. -
A Pregnant Pedestrian & Her Unborn Child were Killed in Sarasota A pregnant pedestrian and her unborn child were killed on Sunday in Sarasota as she crossed Swift Road. The driver was charged with driving under the influence. -
Man Receives DUI Citation in Clearwater After Accident Involving Jolley Trolley A man was charged with DUI involving property damage on Saturday, November 19, after his car hit the Jolley Trolley and another vehicle. -
Child Darted in the Street Playing Tag and Was Hit By a Car One reason that children can suffer injuries as pedestrians is that they can be impulsive and therefore unpredictable and may dart into traffic unexpectedly. -
Live Oak Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Hit and Run Accident A Live Oak motorcyclist, Royce Pittman, 52, suffered serious injuries early Thursday morning when hit from behind by a driver who then fled the scene. -
Another Tampa Fatal Pedestrian Accident A 21-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by an SUV early Wednesday morning at about 3:50 AM while attempting to cross Fletcher Avenue in Carrollwood. -
Children Swallowing Lithium Button Cell Batteries Parents should know that the lithium button batteries that pose the greatest threat to children are those that begin with the number 20.