Traveling Safety

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St. Lucia isn't the most accessible island, but it is worth the extra effort. This mountainous, lush island in the Caribbean is not a place you'll soon forget. White-sand beaches and all-inclusive resorts make this island a popular honeymoon ... more »
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Taiwan, a mountainous island located off the coast of China, offers a blend of ancient and modern cultures. If you are traveling to Taiwan for business or pleasure, it's best to steer clear of the typhoon season during summer. Its capital, ... more »
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Thailand is a truly exotic destination. From rice paddies and open markets to ancient ruins, palaces and temples. There is plenty for the adventurous soul to see and taste. There are no specific health hazards in Thailand, but making sure you are ... more »
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Although the Bahamas are tropical, there is no major risk of tropical disease there. The Bahamas have excellent medical facilities, should you run into any digestive problems. Primarily make sure your routine immunizations are up-to-date before ... more »
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Distraction burglaries are committed by people posing as real estate agents, salespersons, inspectors or other officials in an attempt to gain access to your home. To prevent this type of burglary, follow these steps... more »
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Our neighbor to the south draws many American tourists each year. Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco and Cozumel are just a few of the many popular destinations. Mexico offers plenty of beaches and warmer weather for Americans looking for a little ... more »
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If you ride your bicycle or motorcycle at night, you want it to be as visible as possible. Supplement the visibility of your bike's lighting system with reflective tape. It's easy to install, and you can put it on any metal surface to make your ... more »
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WeatherFlectors are brand-name weather protection shields that keep rain and debris out of your open windows when you are traveling at high speed. Many drivers install WeatherFlectors because they offer a tight fit and reliable protection that ... more »
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Getting lost when driving anywhere can be scary, and even more so when it happens in a bad part of town. Fears of getting car jacked or robbed might fill your head. Follow these steps to keep safe if you are driving in a bad part of town and get ... more »
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If you live in Tornado Alley like me, then you need to come up with a plan to keep your family safe during a tornado. Here are a few tips that I have gathered over the years, after living in Texas and Oklahoma through many tornado warnings... more »
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When you're traveling in an unfamiliar place or just walking in your own community, it's unnerving to think that someone may be following you. It's vital to keep your wits about you. Mentally construct a logical plan right on the spot and stay ... more »
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Whether you're shopping at your neighborhood mall or traipsing through the streets of a major city, it's vital to be on the lookout for potential muggers. Mugging is a crime that often goes unnoticed, as victims don't notice their purse or wallet ... more »
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This year the government is taking extra steps to ensure that we do not have a pandemic outbreak of the flu. You can start protecting your family by following and teaching these preventive measure before the flu outbreak hits the United States... more »
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Did you even think of your keys as a security risk? They are. It is amazing how many break-ins happen because the wrong person got hold of someone's keys. These few tips are a great deterrent against crime. So simple but a little bit of caution ... more »
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Many people are born with disabilities that confine them to a wheelchair and learn early the basics of how to maneuver it; others lose the use of their legs later in life. Whether you're in a wheelchair temporarily to heal from surgery or an ... more »
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Whether you need a wheelchair temporarily while you heal from an injury, or need one while you travel, renting a wheelchair is a fairly simple task. Many resorts, theme parks and other travel sites rent wheelchairs for guests to use. You can also ... more »
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No matter how many or how few days you were able to vacation from work, it's always difficult to go back. You need to take care of your body and set yourself up for an easy return even through your reluctance. Here are some tips on how to return ... more »
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No matter where you live, being without air conditioning in your car can bring on a sweat, especially during summertime. Check out these tips to help you cool off even when the air conditioning isn't blowing... more »
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We've all heard the horror stories about the germs you can pick up in hotel rooms. By throwing a few extra items in your bag, you can avoid getting sick while traveling. Read on to learn more... more »
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Those who travel often know an airplane is a great place to pick up a virus. Recirculated air, cramped quarters, and those tiny airplane bathrooms--it all adds up to one unsanitary environment... more »
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Most older people have a lifetime of driving experience, so age should not be the only factor to consider when assessing a person's ability to drive. According to the National Council on Aging, changes in vision, physical fitness and reflexes ... more »
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The primary reason for using techniques for staying safe in public restrooms is to avoid contracting infectious diseases. Because public restrooms are used by many different people, and store employees usually clean them only once or twice per ... more »
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Everyday in America there are thousands of people, especially women, that are victims of muggings, robbery, rape and even murder. The surprising part is that the crimes usually take place in, of all places, parking lots... more »
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Car accidents are the number one killer of teenagers and young adults in the United States, and rain is to blame for thousands of car accidents annually. Graduated licensing for new drivers in many states has shown a decrease among teen ... more »
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Many kidnappings occur because the person was too trusting or bystanders chose not to assist. Though you can't depend on the kindness of strangers, you can always depend on yourself. Follow these steps to help thwart a kidnapping... more »