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The article explores on the America's Best Driving Roads which provide a unique drive and scenic views to the automobile racing drivers. Topics discussed include the I-80 West of Lincoln in Nebraska, the Palisades Parkway in New Jersey and the Taconic State Parkway in New York City. It also cites the presence of heavy traffic, road hazards and police in the roads.

The article offers information regarding the prevention of workplace violence. Several prevention guidelines include warning sign recognition such as depression, and attendance issues, zero-tolerance approach on workplace violence, and emergency preparedness. It mentions the survey carried out by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2005 which shows that 7.1 million, or 5% of privately owned business establishments has experienced workplace violence 12 months before the survey was completed.

Discusses the various approaches used by industries and U.S. government agencies in identifying and reporting precursor events prior to a potential disaster. Examples of events where prior signals were observed but not recognized and understood for the threat that they posed; Challenges in identifying and reporting precursor events; Discussion of the various approaches to reporting precursor events.

The article presents ways to fight age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in the U.S., which affects around 10 million Americans. It informs that early identification and treatment are the best defenses against almost any eye-related condition. It reveals that women are twice as likely as men to develop AMD, and the disease is more prevalent among whites than other ethnic groups. It mentions that AMD's treatment options remain largely unknown to employees and employers despite its warning signs.

The article presents information about placing signs of warnings in hazardous area in the U.S. It is reported that the regulations associated with key areas including exit and entrance, hazard communication, lockout or tagout and confined space should properly be labeled for the safety and health of everybody. In addition, it discusses some effective ways on writing an effective safety identification message that provide critical information.

This article focuses on the problem of multilingual worker in the U.S., not being able to read warning signs while working and leads to big casualties. The biggest problem that industries have been faced today is to how the safety professionals go about training their non-English-speaking workers. While the U.S. working population may be growing more diverse, the primary obstacle employers face is how to train the growing number of Spanish-speaking individuals entering the workforce. Real progress must be made at individual work sites to ensure each employee understands training, warning signs and signals, and the instructions of his or her supervisor.

The article focuses on several things that the company can look for beyond basic lockout functions when evaluating and selecting lockout/tagout (LOTO) energy isolation devices. It notes that by adopting this approach, a company can save time and energy, save costs and help ensure that devices get used and that lockouts are effective. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) also recommends specific colors and combinations when it comes to tags and signs.

The article presents several U.S. firefighting news briefs as of September 2012. Topics include the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) annual “Firefighter Fatality Report” for 2011, an unsafe building warning sign program by the Chicago City Council in Illinois, and a meeting by the National Governors Association (NGA) regarding the implementation of the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) broadband public safety communications network.

The article reports on the housing regulation proposed by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) which requires real estate brokers to file Suspicious Activity Reports for illegal property sales transactions to avoid money laundering cases in the U.S. It notes that launderers used the multiple straw buyer technique to secure mortgages. Several warning signs to consider to prevent victimization by launderers are discussed.

A gauge of U.S. economic health closely watched by the Federal Reserve is flashing warning signs for the second time this year. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers the insights of agriculture retailers in the U.S. regarding safety equipment in business operations, safety methods, and protecting employees from accidents, along with photographs showing several safety products. The people who offered their views include Tom Stein, Scott Evans, and Daren Fleming. Topics include using liquid fertilizer, safety signs, and inspecting fire extinguishers.

The article discusses the importance of developing a higher-level of alertness among the employees to prevent accidents in the working place in the U.S. It states that safety programs and hazards reminders in working areas are often ignored by workers because of some distractions like concerns on the economic condition, job security, retirement and even family relationships. Some guidelines in developing effective alertness and hazard awareness among workers are presented.

The article provides an overview of Rule 93, a railroad rule on yard limit operations in the U.S. It regulates and controls the yard limit signs which applies on the main line of the railroad and not in the yard. It requires slower speed for extra trains and engines within yard limits, thus, advance warning signs have been placed on railroads as a reminder for engineers to control their trains.

The article reports on the issuance of modified standards for accessible transportation facilities by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Transportation services should comply with the revised Americans With Disabilities Act guidelines issued by the Access Board. One modification made was the additional guidance for detectable warnings and curb ramps.

Features the EZ Mark Work Zone Pavement Markers available from Filtrona Extrusion in the U.S. Description of the RAM TPM 2100 Road Automated Machine; Information on the EZ Mark products that are available for different work-zone applications; Significance of using the EZ Mark TOM and the TPM 2100.

Reports on a survey of the number of people who can recognize all five of the warning signs of a stroke in the United States.

Reports on the issues over sign placed in Georgica Pond, New York warning kayakers of swan attacks. Prevalence of kayakers abandoning the pond; Speculations over who is liable for placing the warning sign; Lack of reports of swan attacks filed with the police.

The article discusses the leverage of production costs and profitability in the U.S. cattle industry. It includes data and analysis of the cost structure in the ranch business including price adjustments on feeder-cattle and feeder-calf in relation to the market dynamics of corn and other feed products. It also provides some tips and insights regarding hazard signs in the ranch business.

The article reports on the new regulation released by the U.S. Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) requiring chemical makers and importers to use warning symbols in communicating chemical hazard information to workers. These symbols, called pictograms, are developed through the United Nations. The Steelworkers and the American Chemistry Council is supportive of the U.S. adoption of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification & Labeling of Chemicals.

The author reflects on the issue whether a judge would allow a man under pool mishap could get into trial. He contended that no judge would invite ill fame as the one who authorized every hotel pool in the U.S. post a danger sign. He noted that if any judge did allow this case, the hotel could claim assumption of the risk. He pointed out that the exercise of reasonable care does not extend in American jurisprudence.

The author discusses related to need for propane marketers to comply and conform with safety requirements and environmental policy in the U.S. According to him, many marketers would resent to spend money and time on providing safety measures such as training, record keeping, warning material and fire safety analysis plans. The author suggests that marketers should take the necessary steps in preventing incidental liabilities.

The article evaluates the Navigator Barricade, a pedestrian and slow-moving vehicle delineation device, designed by the Navigator company in the construction industry in the U.S.