With the lazy days of summer in the rearview, the hustle and bustle of back-to-school routines and changing weather signals a good time to review how to keep yourself, your passengers and others on the road safe during the fall months.
According to the most current data from the National Safety Council, October - November 2023 saw 7,710 motor vehicle fatalities nationwide. Navy-wide, there were 28 personal motor vehicle crashes during last year’s fall season, including two fatalities.
Shorter daylight hours, congested school zones, festive trick-or-treaters and unpredictable weather all bring unique challenges for drivers. By staying alert and prepared, you can help ensure a safer season for everyone.
Back to School: Buses, Stops...
10.15.2025 | NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US |
Story by Lindsey Bennett
With the lazy days of summer in the rearview, the hustle and bustle of back-to-school routines and changing weather signals a good time to review how to keep yourself, your passengers and others on the road safe during the fall months.
According to the most current data from the National Safety Council, October - November 2023 saw 7,710 motor vehicle fatalities nationwide. Navy-wide, there were 28 personal motor vehicle crashes during last year’s fall season, including two fatalities.
Shorter daylight hours, congested school zones, festive trick-or-treaters and unpredictable weather all bring unique challenges for drivers. By staying alert and prepared, you can help ensure a safer season for everyone.
Back to School: Buses, Stops...
10.15.2025 | NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US |
Story by Lindsey Bennett
Don't let the number of injuries skyrocket the 4th of July holiday! Watch the video for safety tips and alternative activities to ensure that you have a happy and safe celebration.
The Naval Safety Command recently hosted a two-day review of the Navyâs Risk Management Information (RMI) system for its Navy and Marine Corps stakeholders.
The Naval Safety Command celebrates the 250th Marine Corps birthday with a traditional cake cutting ceremony, Nov. 6. The Naval Safety Command enables the Navy's ability to identify, communicate and account for risk through assessments, investigations and Navy-wide policy development. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Felix Castillo Reyes)
