7.6K views · 65 reactions | Dr. David Michaels, former head of OSHA, joins ABC News Live to discuss safety standards as people go back to work. abcn.ws/2YSO9tH "COVID-19 has become a massive worker safety crisis, and worker safety is the fulcrum which is going to determine whether or not we can open up the economy safely...What we need are strong federal rules." | ABC News Live | Facebook

87K views · 193 reactions | Bicycle riders must follow the same road rules as drivers, including stopping at red lights and not riding on the footpath unless under 16 years old or supervising a rider under 16 years old. Drivers must leave at least one metre when the speed limit is 60km/h or less when passing a bicycle rider. We all have a responsibility to keep each other safe on our roads. #RoadRules2022 Find out more: nswroads.work/BicycleSafety | NSW Road Safety - NSW GOV | Facebook

COLREG as an ALGORITHM All the rules work smoothly with each other. Remember, you can only depart from the rules to avoid IMMEDIATE danger. Keep in mind, crossing and head-on situations by definition, means there is a risk of collision. If there's no risk, starboard to starboard, stern to stern bala ka sa buhay mo 😅 In simple terms, do your best to follow the rules, kung di talaga kaya at majeopardize lang ang safety, then do everything necessary. The content provided here includes insights and