The roads are becoming increasingly dangerous for cyclists, and the numbers paint a grim picture. Recently, we hit a heartbreaking milestone: the highest number of bicycle fatalities ever recorded in ...

Home safety matters. You want to protect your family, your stuff, and your peace of mind. So you buy gadgets that promise to keep you safe. But not every home safety device lives up to the hype. Some ...

Shop personal alarms, self-defense keychains, door stoppers, and more. If you’re planning to travel abroad this spring or summer, safety should be top of mind. Thankfully, there’s a handful of rather ...

Travel can expose you to certain risks, but the best travel safety devices are built to keep you out of harm’s way. Here are the products to know about in 2024. Over the last decade, I’ve visited ...

TrafFix Devices, a leading manufacturer and supplier of traffic control devices and crash attenuation products, highlights the Scorpion II Blocker, a cutting-edge truck-mounted attenuator (TMA) ...

As travel becomes an integral part of our lives once again, ensuring personal safety is paramount. Fortunately, Amazon is brimming with clever and reasonably priced safety devices designed to give ...

A growing variety of options supporting all family members is growing within the wearables market, from alarm-triggering smart rings and health trackers to GPS-enabled wristbands Last year the ...

Welcome to the Automation World Gets Your Questions Answered podcast. I’m David Greenfield, editor in chief at Automation World and in this episode, I’ll be looking at the basic safety device types ...

In response to a Presidential Order to reduce undue burden on industry, the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) completed a comprehensive review of the Production Safety Systems ...

Rosie Marder, a New York-based writer for Travel + Leisure, specializes in finding top travel product deals. Constantly scouring the web for the best prices on fashion, beauty, and travel products, ...

Apparently ending decades of efforts to require SawStop-style flesh-sensing safety devices on table saws, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission quietly dropped a proposed rule that had ...