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The impact of Halloween on the U.S. Economy

Halloween is more than just a celebration; it is an economic engine that generates billions in spending. In the United States, Halloween is one of the most anticipated celebrations of the fall season, and like any celebration, shopping plays a key role. This holiday has become a significant economic phenomenon at the national level. Local […]

Alarming traffic fatalities and collision trends in the U.S.

Statistics show that since 2021, traffic fatalities in the country have exceeded 40,000 annually. A recent article from CCJ Digital analyzes a study conducted by Motive that reveals an alarming increase in the dangers on U.S. roadways. Statistics show that since 2021, traffic fatalities in the country have exceeded 40,000 annually. Although last year recorded […]

6 of the worst states for drunk driving in the U.S.

A study analyzed all 50 states according to six metrics to identify the places with the highest rates of drunk driving. A total of 37 people die every day in the U.S. in crashes caused by drivers under the influence of alcohol, which equals one death every 39 minutes. Despite government education efforts, many continue […]

UPS and FedEx at risk: consumers choose affordable ground shipping to save money

While speed remains important in some cases, cost and sustainability have gained ground when it comes to deliveries. A new trend has started to gain momentum in the parcel delivery industry: more and more people are opting for slower delivery options to save money. As a result, major shipping companies like FedEx Corp. and UPS […]

The most unsafe driving habits in the U.S.

Half of Americans admit to adopting dangerous driving behaviors that put their lives and those of other drivers at risk. Unsafe driving in the United States, such as running red lights, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and driving while drowsy, continues to be a concern. The 2020 analysis of the Road Safety […]

Emergency measures and preparations for Hurricane Milton in Florida

The state of Florida continues to implement safety and security measures to receive Hurricane Milton. Florida is implementing an unprecedented mobilization of approximately 8,000 National Guard members in anticipation of Hurricane Milton’s arrival. This mobilization is complemented by the establishment of a camp at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, which will house 10,000 emergency response […]

States with high uninsured drivers and the importance of uninsured motorist coverage

In some U.S. states more than 20% of drivers are uninsured. According to Forbes Advisor statistics, in several U.S. states, more than 20% of drivers are uninsured. For this reason, some states require car owners to have uninsured motorist coverage (UM). This coverage provides additional protection by covering medical expenses if you or your passengers […]

The most dangerous roads in the United States

According to an AAA analysis these are the roads and highways with more accidents in the U.S. The American Automobile Association (AAA) warns travelers to take extreme precautions on the most dangerous stretches of road in the country, which go beyond poorly designed intersections and inadequate stop signs. These stretches, both in urban and rural […]

Essential tips for a smooth Labor Day weekend travel experience

If you plan to travel during these dates, here is some information you should know and a few tips to ensure a successful trip Labor Day weekend is approaching, and with the school year already underway, this is one of the last opportunities to enjoy summer. As a result, roads are expected to be particularly […]

In brief: California, Texas and Florida in the transportation industry

California’s new gas reserve plan, Texas introduces QR code for trucks, and Florida’s fuel price drop California: Newsom unveils plan to prevent gas price increases On August 15, California Governor Gavin Newsom presented an innovative plan to require oil refineries to maintain a minimum fuel reserve. This measure aims to prevent supply shortages, which Newsom […]