Memorial Day is approaching rapidly and for many of us that means the official start of summer. Summer means vacations, holidays, road trips, boating, pool parties, family gatherings and all of the fun things that go with them.
But, the summer season also comes with added risks. Following a few simple tips and pieces of advice can make the difference between a fun and safe Memorial Day (and summer season) and one darkened by an accident or tragedy.
Following are some safety guidelines. Most likely you’ve heard all of them before, but it never hurts to re-visit these safety tips.
DrivingMemorial Day and the summer season is full of short trips and full-fledged vacations that include driving part, if not all of the way, to your destination.
BoatingEvery year countless people are injured and property damage costs rise into the millions. These accidents could have easily been prevented.
Pools, Lakes, Beaches
Sun Safety
Grilling
Summer WeatherNever take a chance with lightning. It can strike up to 10 miles from the rainstorm. If you hear thunder, take cover in an enclosed building that has wiring and plumbing as they will direct the lightning bolt to the ground if hit. If no buildings are available, a hard topped car is the next best option. Close the doors and windows and keep your hands off of any metal surfaces.
Enjoy your Memorial Day and plan to have a safe and fun-filled summer! Don’t hesitate to contact your independent insurance agent for more tips and suggestions.
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