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Cariboo MP Doherty s bill closer to protecting emerg workers - The Williams Lake Tribune

Bill C-321 now only awaits obligatory Third Reading before Senate stage

United statesPrince georgeBritish columbiaTodd dohertyEmergency medical servicesSafety researchCariboo member of parliamentNational institute for occupational safetyNorth americaDornsife schoolPublic healthDrexel universityJournal of safety researchEmergency medical techniciansNational instituteOccupational safety

Cariboo MP Doherty s bill closer to protecting emerg workers

Bill C-321 now only awaits obligatory Third Reading before Senate stage

Prince georgeBritish columbiaUnited statesTodd dohertyCariboo member of parliamentNational institute for occupational safetyEmergency medical servicesSafety researchNorth americaDornsife schoolPublic healthDrexel universityJournal of safety researchEmergency medical techniciansNational instituteOccupational safety

Cariboo MP Doherty s bill closer to protecting emerg workers - Quesnel Cariboo Observer

Bill C-321 now only awaits obligatory Third Reading before Senate stage

United statesPrince georgeBritish columbiaTodd dohertyCariboo member of parliamentSafety researchNational institute for occupational safetyEmergency medical servicesNorth americaDornsife schoolPublic healthDrexel universityJournal of safety researchEmergency medical techniciansNational instituteOccupational safety

Phones track everything but their role in car wrecks

Cellphones can track what we say and write, where we go, what we buy and what we search on the Internet. But they still aren’t being used to track one of the biggest public health threats: crashes caused by drivers distracted by the phones.

United statesNew yorkJake nelsonAimee coxDavid strayerUniversity of utahNew york timesSafety researchTraffic safety advocacy researchCenters for diseaseTraffic safety administrationNational highway traffic safety administrationTraffic safety advocacyInsurance instituteHighway safetyJournal of safety research

Cell Phone Use Is Significantly Underreported In Car Crashes

As traffic collisions and fatalities increase, there is “significant underreporting” on one of the most serious risks while driving.

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