Earthquake safety boils down to three ... avoid power lines, trees, signs, buildings, vehicles, and other hazards. If you're driving a car, pull over to the side of the road, stop, and set the ...

Have a plan: Earthquakes strike without warning, so identify spots in your home ahead of time where you can safely wait them out – think away from windows and overhead objects. Prep your home ...

Those hanging shelves above your bed could be a hazard during an earthquake. People often get injured from "flying or falling objects" like furniture or glass during earthquakes, says Benthien.

Earthquakes are a serious hazard across Canada ... lock your wheels at the first sign of shaking. TAKE COVER under a heavy, sturdy object such as a desk or a dining room table.

Save the Children’s emergency experts share 10 earthquake safety tips including what you can do before ... With one hand hold on to the object and with your other arm protect your head and neck. If ...

The U.S. Geological Survey released new earthquake hazard maps for the nation on Thursday, expanding seismic risk areas along the East Coast and in California, among other areas. The maps and ...

Have a plan: Earthquakes strike without warning, so identify spots in your home ahead of time where you can safely wait them out – think away from windows and overhead objects. Prep your home ...