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Category: Accident Prevention Day
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Published:Be safe on the water and on the road this summer – check out our six safety tips
Holiday trips, boating and swimming increase the amount of time Finns spend on the water and on the road. This also leads to increased numbers of accidents. The… -
Published:Lack of muscle strength increases the risk of accidents also among working-aged Finns – test your functional capacity with just a few exercises
For a significant part of the population, mobility and muscle strength have decreased to an extent where the risk of accidents increases. The Accident P… -
Published:Survey: Finns have room for improvement in their preparedness for accidents at summer cabins – easy tips for making your cabin visit safer
At summer cabins, Finns are afraid of accidents, injuries and surprise encounters with animals. A survey ordered by the Finnish home accident prevention network… -
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Stay safe at the cabin in winter, too
The Accident Prevention Day campaign is here to remind you that you should also pay attention to staying safe during trips to the cabin in wintertime. Being pre… -
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Exceptional ice conditions cause dangerous situations
The inconsistent ice situation across Finland has contributed to a higher than usual number of drownings. A total of 11 people drowned in January-February this … -
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Hurry shows in accident statistics – it is worth slowing down before Christmas
Hurry causes the lion’s share of accidents at home. Hurry also contributes to many accidents at work, during leisure time activities and in traffic. The Nationa… -
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Observational failures are a typical element in cycling accidents – National Accident Prevention Day focuses particularly on men’s proneness to accidents
Nearly half of the men who cycle have either had a fall or been involved in an accident while cycling during the last three years, according to a cycling survey…
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