Having an accident at work can have a big impact on your life. Research shows that getting back to work is very important to your overall health and wellbeing.
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Brain injuries are usually easy to diagnose, particularly traumatic brain injuries because there is a clear event that was likely to cause it in the first place.
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Research conducted by Roads and Maritime Services reveals that most drivers thought that “low level speeding is socially acceptable”.
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After market satellite navigation systems are extremely common.
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Almost 4 million Australians have downloaded the Uber app and it is fast becoming one of the most common forms of transport.
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A majority of drivers on Queensland roads do not believe that it is dangerous to text while driving.
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A witness is somebody who may have knowledge about events relating to an accident.
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A reflex is an involuntary movement excited in response to a stimulus transmitted to the nerve centre in the brain or spinal cord.
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A musculoligamentous disorder means an injury of the musculoskeletal system.
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Around 20-30% of fatal car accidents involve driver fatigue.
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When driving you share the road with pedestrians, cyclists, trucks, buses, large machinery and road workers.
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Taking your eyes off the road for just two seconds can have devastating consequences.
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In 2015, drink driving contributed to 57 fatalities on Queensland roads – that’s almost one in every 4 fatalities.
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The speed a driver is travelling contributes both to the risk of a car accident occurring and to the severity of the accident.
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One of the most important things employers can do during the Christmas period is making sure employees stay safe.
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Many people think that if you’re injured you need to be away from work to recover. However, that is not necessarily true.
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A witness is somebody who may have knowledge about events relating to an accident.
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Getting back to work after an injury can be difficult.
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