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Fire Safety While Traveling
by
Courtney Caldwell


Bone up on safety articles and TV shows. Not only does RTM provide an entire Safety & Security section for travelers, Court TV hits the nail on the head with their series “Safety Challenge.” Hosted by ABC News legal correspondent Cynthia McFadden, the Court TV Safety Challenge brings viewers face-to-face with real-life situations, confronting critical safety issues that can arise during various situations. Among its challenges, the premier show will address hotel fires. However, what viewers will learn is how these tips can apply to all situations in any building.

The show does more that offer tips. In fact, the interactive Q&A format allows viewers to test their knowledge, leaving them empowered and more prepared to handle a crisis. Safety experts give viewers advice and essential tips on how to protect themselves in an emergency. And should you miss the new season’s premier on March 19, Court TV plans to air several more safety challenges throughout the year.

We can’t stress enough that your life is your responsibility. As we’ve seen, all the happiness and success in the world can end in just three minutes. Take it upon yourself to learn, explore, and teach others about basic safety in case of an emergency. Take the time to look around when you enter an establishment to ensure that emergency information is available. Submit your own safety tip of the week in your local papers, newsletters, or church flyer. Take control. No contribution is too small.

Let the heat of the night remain a great movie, not the legacy of lives snuffed out.

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