It is commonplace to read stories about passengers who fall off cruise ships. According to experts, of the nearly 27 million people who board a cruise ship each year, an average of 1.5 people fall off or jump each month. It is a relatively small number of disappearances considering the overall total, but some wonder if the cruise ship industry could do better.
Why are people still falling off cruise ships?
The worst corporate actors of 2018
The American Association for Justice (AAJ) has come out with its report on the "Worst Corporate Conduct of 2018." It looks at the companies that ended up in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons to pick the worst of the worst corporate actors.
Are we ready for electric scooters?
The Albuquerque City Council has approved a measure to allow ride-sharing scooter companies to operate here. The details are still being worked out, but chances are that it will happen in the not too distant future.
More than one third of teens regularly text while driving
It seems that evidence of distracted driving is all around us. Drivers sitting at a stop light need only look at the cars around them to see other drivers staring down into their laps or brazenly holding the phone or device in plain view. Law enforcement and safety officials are not ignorant of this fact and have raised the alarm about the increased number of motor vehicle fatalities and injuries due to distracted driving.
