We are a family corporation located in Laytonsville, Maryland. Our association with the Erie Insurance Group spans over forty years.
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ALT Graphic with information about frostbite & hypothermia that says, "Know your actions. If someone might have frostbite or hypothermia, seek medical attention immediately! Get to a warm place. Warm up with dry layers. Remove wet clothing. Place skin affected by frostbite in warm water. Frostbite caution: do not use fireplaces or artificial heat sources for warming. Do not rub or put pressure on areas with frostbite."
ALT Infographic titled "What to do in an emergency on the road," with four tips: 1. "Periodically over exert your car," 2. "Let your car be seen - Put bright markers on the antenna or dome lights and keep them on," 3. "Run car periodically - Make sure your exhaust pipe is clear of snow and run your car long enough to stay warm," 4. "Carbon monoxide caution - Don't run your car for long periods of time with the windows up in an enclosed space.
ALT When it's freezing outdoors, stay inside if possible. Bring your pets inside too!
ALT Infographic titled 'Winter Car Emergency Kit' displaying essential items: ice scraper, snow shovel, broom, sand, jumper cables, flashlight, first aid kit, blankets, cell phone, water, and canned food. A snow-covered car is visible in the background, emphasizing the winter setting.
ALT Close-up of a hand on a steering wheel, with a poster for National Older Driver Safety Awareness Week featuring an icon of a person with a seatbelt. The design includes shades of blue and yellow.
ALT winter travel: road trip safety tips. Share your travel plans with friends or family. Winterize your vehicle. Pack and emergency supply kit.
ALT Comparison of safe versus unsafe baby car seat use. On the left, a child in a car seat with a puffy coat and loose-fitting harness labeled incorrect. On the right, the same child in a lightweight fleece with a snug-fitting harness labeled correct.
ALT Know before you go. Travel smartly with the FEMA app for weather alerts and emergency safety tips.
ALT Illustration depicting diverse emergency vehicles on a highway including a police car, fire truck, ambulance, and tow truck, with a 'MOVE OVER' text at the top and an arrow indicating a car shifting lanes.
ALT The Vehicle Assembly Building is under construction in this aerial view taken Nov. 9, 1964. Credit: NASA
ALT A red squirrel sitting on a log and eating a pine cone
ALT A midden, or stockpile of pine cones cut from trees by red squirrels and cached in a large pile that ensure a winter food supply
ALT The image includes the following text: "Six inches of water is enough to cause you to lose control of your vehicle. Turn around, don’t drown." Below the text, there is a green banner with the hashtag #BeInformed and the Ready logo. The background shows a vehicle driving through a flooded road.
