A very good public service anouncement on the ”dangers” of texting while driving – click on the following link:

A montage of real, some re-enacted situations that have lead to the tragic traffic collisions we respond to daily!  From reckless driving, speeding, distracted, impaired driving – we see first hand in EMS (emergency medical field) – please drive carefully. Your life and the lives of others depend on it.

An amazing video on the dangers of texting and driving.  A must see for everyone – especially teens.  It’s against the law in California to text and drive, but you still see people doing this – and we still see the collisions as a result…just like in this video.

Please watch the whole video.  This is a very powerful and somewhat graphic DUI message.  Not a sugar-coated message.  Sadly, it’s what we see everyday as an emergency agency – the ‘end results” – the tragic consequences when someone chooses to drink and drive…when someone thinks they need alcohol to have a “good time”…and how far too often the innocent are affected. When your evening out or celebration includes alcohol – please plan ahead for a SOBER designated driver.  Be a designated driver, or call a cab or a friend to get you home safely.

Use caution at ALL intersections.  Motorists in a RUSH are speeding up or often “flooring it” for a YELLOW light a block or two away – and often end up running a RED light by 3 to 6 seconds.  If someone waiting at the RED light is not alert and drives off quickly, as soon as the light turns Green, the two shall meet with a very dangerous side impact crash.  Most of the collisions emergency crews respond to are at intersections and are usually caused by RED LIGHT RUNNERS!

Reasons motorists run RED LIGHTS?  Some drivers are on cell phones, text messaging, sleepy, DUI…or sadly “don’t care” and will do what you’ll see in this scary red light runner video - WATCH & DRIVE carefully:

An example of very scary red light runner – be VERY alert at intersections!  For a driving safety lecture on these and other bad driving habits to watch for or avoid contact me at (619) 441-1737.  I’ll help you reduce the risk factors of having a collision.