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Are you ready for the Big Game? DPS wants to remind everyone to stay safe and be responsible. Our Troopers will be out in full force to ensure the roadways are safe for everyone. DPS’ South Texas Region team put together this video with important safety tips for everyone to follow. Please do your part to ensure a safe #gameday for all. 🚫 Don’t drink and drive. 📱 Avoid distractions while driving. 🚗 Buckle up everyone in the vehicle. 🚨 Watch your speed – and slow down. 🚙 Drive defensively. 🚔 Move over or slow down.

Thanks Air Combat Command, this is a well put together education video - short and sweet - for motorcyclists, boating and firearm safety. Even though this is listed for the 101 days of summer, these rules are applicable any time. I have added some of my own tips to supplement this. All are detailed below: Fire Arms: ====== If you have a weapon inside the home - make sure you practise proper safe storage. Ensure the ammo is stored in a separate location. Gun safes vary significantly. Be sure to get expert advice if you have kids around or there is a liklihood your house will be broken into. Your gun could be used in a murder or robbery and you may end up taking the blame! The following info. is incorrect: Ammunition that is stored in the boxes sold by the manufacturer is not dangerous in a fire. If ignited by intense heat, the brass or plastic cartridge will burst. The fun video testing ammo in a house fire alerts you to the fact that ammo boxes are insufficient. Better storage is needed. https://shorturl.at/0sT5G Boating: ===== Never operate a boat or go swimming if you have been drinking alcohol Always wear a life vest even if you are an experienced swimmer. Be sure to check the weather before you go out on the boat. Have a whistle and, or flares to be able to alert someone if you find yourself in trouble. Know how to use it before you go. Make sure your life vest fits! If you are knocked out and in the water you want it to save your life. Ideally the vest will have a whistle attached to it. If not invest in one and ensure it is strongly tied on. Know how to contact the life guard or safety boat if inland. Motorcycling: ========= Wear the proper gear. Get the proper training. Keep to the speed limit/ Never drink and ride. Helmet - full face is best. Don't lend or borrow a helmet - if you do make sure it has never seen an accident or been dropped. It can then be defective. Don't put stickers degrade the outer skin of the helmet. Teach yourself and other drivers - Think Once, Think Twice, THINK BIKE Wear the gear: You can get back protectors - I hear they are excellent. Material: leather is strong (hot in summer), kevlar stronger (good for summer); waxed cotton has least amount of protection and its hot and smells. Boots with shin protector are great. I wish I'd had some which gave ankle support. Gloves made from strong material. I was hit by a London cabbie who snapped my leg with his bumper. I wore the gear and it saved my skin. The crash helmet saved my head! Two different occasions, one was sucked under a truck; the other friend died of severe injuries at the roadside. I watched another slide across the road holding him and his brother up on his hand - the glove wore out but it saved him from a much worse injury. #safety #boatsafety #motorcyclesafety #firearms

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January 26, 2024 BPIAA Counterpoint | Jim Crow Thinking When I board a flight, regardless of ethnicity or gender, I expect the pilot to be qualified or why would he/she be in the cockpit? This constant bashing of Black Pilots, Black Air Traffic Controllers, Black Technicians, Black Safety Inspectors, or Black Engineers is just plain ridiculous! This trash-talk that we’re less qualified, less intelligent, less capable, less competent is nothing more than “Jim Crow” thinking and belief! Question for these enlightened individuals? Could they get through pilot training, could they get through air traffic control training, could they get through technician training in an environment that doesn’t want you there, presupposes you don’t have the intelligence to be there, and is bent on failing you out? It’s easy to sit on your butt and talk, get in the cockpit and fly, get your headset and work local control or the arrival sector, let’s see how competent you are! Blacks in aviation and aerospace are absolutely qualified…but if these guys are so concerned then don’t fly on airplanes with Black pilots, and if it happens, ask for the DEI ticket refund!🤷🏾♂️

Sign up for tomorrow's CPL class! We will begin promptly at 8:00am EST. Please be sure to arrive on time: if this is your first time in our store, you'll need to fill out and sign the Magnum Sports gun range policy. Call us if you have questions: (616) 712-6162! Every CPL Class Attendee will need to bring the following to class: ➡ 90 Rounds of Ammo ➡Eye Protection: Any glasses/ safety glasses will work. These can also be purchased for as low as $3 on the day of the class. ➡Ear Protection: Bring your own or these can be purchased the day of class as well for $0.50-$80.00 depending on personal preference. ➡Gun: Bring your own or rent one of ours for $30. Please note that if you are renting a gun, you must purchase the ammo from our store. ➡Optional Items: Drinks, Snacks, Lunch. A 1-hour lunch break is included in the itinerary and attendees are welcome to leave for lunch if preferred.

🌟 Big shoutout to the PUCO Motor Carrier Enforcement team! 🌟 Tom Forbes, chief of motor carrier enforcement, has contributed an article to this quarter's edition of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's magazine, Guardian. The article focuses on the rise in "hot shot carriers", some of whom disregard critical motor safety regulations. Thanks to Tom for his insights on how to combat this challenge. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gUb8RVr

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