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U.S. Counties With the Highest (and Lowest) Rates of Fatal Work Zone Traffic Accidents

Driving in work zones can be a real inconvenience. You may see the reduced speed limits, closed lanes, orange signs, and traffic cones as annoyances delaying your journey, but the fact of the matter is that they are there to keep both you and the road workers safe.

The 75 Deadliest Counties for Hit and Run Accidents in the United States

Where do most fatal hit and runs occur in the United States? About every 43 seconds in America, a fatal hit and run accident is happening, more often at night, often at a crosswalk, and sometimes ending in a fatality. But which cities and counties are the hotbeds of these crimes?

30 Self-Employment Statistics

Self-employment is an alternative career path that offers its own benefits and complications. Self-employed workers are loyal to their work style, and this new infographic from Ooma helps illustrate why.

12 Sensory Play Ideas For Teachers

Early childhood teachers are busy people who constantly create new and exciting activities for children in the classroom. Many of these activities incorporate sensory play, a concept incorporating the five senses into learning activities.

Financial Literacy 101: A Guide to Smart Money Management

An alarming number of people, across all age groups, struggle to manage their finances wisely. The following infographic highlights key statistics related to students’ financial challenges.

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Social Sharing Button Playground

May 29, 2012

There are a variety of social sharing buttons available these days, and content marketing is more important than ever. As a user, it has created a moment of decision of choosing which channel to share a particular piece of content. The following infographic will help one learn about which buttons play well with girls, boys, nerds, jocks, and class clowns alike.

The Future of Motorhomes

May 29, 2012

Have you ever wondered what motorhomes be like in the future? What technology and equipment they will have? What they will look like? Well a new infographic by Comfort Insurance shows what they may be like in years to come!

America’s Beach Love Affair

May 28, 2012

Get out your teeny weeny bikinis and crank up the Beach Boys! UltimateCoupons.com is throwing a beach blanket bingo party to celebrate Memorial Day. Kick off the summer with a nostalgic infographic looking back to the 1960s beach explosion.

Drug Use Among Politicians

May 28, 2012

Politicians stand to lose a lot by admitting to drug use, even if it was in their youth. The public tends to distrust politicians who acknowledge a past involving drugs, mainly because politicians are held to elevated standards. Even though 42% of people surveyed in the U.S. have tried marijuana and 16% have tried cocaine, it’s still widely believed that politicians should have a clean past.

Free Wi-Fi: Friend or Foe?

May 28, 2012

This year, the number of Wi-Fi connected devices has exceeded the population of the world. Public Wi-Fi is now available everywhere from airports to the metro station. With this convenience however, comes greater risk. It is easier than ever for hackers to gain access to personal information through these unsecured networks.

Funny Excuses to Avoid a Ticket

May 27, 2012

Obviously, the best way to avoid a speeding ticket is to avoid speeding in the first place. But sometimes people run late and make mistakes. The odds are extremely high that most drivers will be pulled over for speeding at some point during their driving years. But before you try to talk your way out of the ticket, take a look at this list of commonly used excuses, created by AutoInsuranceEZ.com team.

What America Does at Night

May 25, 2012

Ever wondered what America does with its free time at night? Clubs? Bars? Nightclubs? All of the above? Check out this infographic to see the stats on the most popular activities and what cities are the most popular for nightlife.

Keep Calm & Carry On

May 25, 2012

It seems you can step out your front door without seeing the words “Keep Calm and Carry On” on a t-shirt, coffee mug or poster. Where did this comforting phrase come from and what launched it into the collective consciousness? Fibers.com created this infographic illustrating the rise of the Keep Calm and Carry.

Rise of the AP (Advanced Placement Exam)

May 25, 2012

Substantial progress has been made within Advanced Placement (AP) curricula over the past decade. However, our nation still faces formidable obstacles in education that we must work to overcome. To that end, Teach.com and USC Rossier Online have worked hard to visualize information and statistics from the College Board’s 8th Annual “AP Report to the Nation.”