Tag: Walk On Ice

Winter is the ideal season for building roaring fires and cuddling up with a hot cup of chocolate. It also results in some of the most dangerous driving situations. Most...

Winter storms can range in strength from a dusting of snow over a few hours to a blinding blizzard lasting many days. Blizzards are severe winter storms that combine blowing...

It is critical to keep sidewalks and roadways clear of ice and snow throughout the harsh winter months, not just for safety reasons but also for traffic.  When it comes...

Winters are beautiful, but you have to be extra cautious while venturing out and walking on the slippery ice layer. Slip and fall accidents during winters are common and can...

As you can see in the illustration above, the minimum thickness safe for walking on a frozen lake should be at least 4 inches. Now let’s get back on the...

Homeowners have a legal obligation to keep their properties in good repair so that visitors and guests are not in danger. Keeping people safe from injury requires removing possible risks...

Blizzards and ice storms produce hazardous winter conditions, and snowstorms with high winds can knock out power lines, leaving you without heat or communication. Prepare ahead of time and follow...

Even the most experienced drivers in the best-prepared vehicles may find driving on ice and snow-covered roads a challenge. Both ice and snow impair traction, making it difficult to get...

Driving on ice and snow necessitates extra caution and focus. Icy roads can be frightening. On the ice, the chance of an accident increases. While driving on ice, you can...