Month: August 2017

High visibility colors for the new culottes

One of the best ways that a cyclist has to improve his safety is to become much more localizable by using equipment with high visibility colors. Taylor, a textile company specializing in the design and manufacture of sportswear, expands its collection of Pluto jerseys and culottes with four new models available in fluorescent colors very striking and, more importantly, designed to bring more visibility to the cyclist.

In To-do Mountain Bike: High visibility colors for the new collection of culottes and jerseys Taylor Pluto

 

In addition to vibrant and highly visible colors, the Taylor Pluto collection stands out for its technical quality; this is high performance equipment for cyclists. The platoon jersey has a tight cut design, attached to the body, with a full zip, collar and sleeves to the elbows. It is manufactured with Drying fabric in its front part, of excellent perspiration; reflective fabric in the sleeves, micro perforated and aerodynamic; And Ultra Violet-Mesh fabric on the sides and back, resistant to UV rays and optimized to avoid chafing.

 

The Taylor Pluto set is the perfect complement to the collection’s jersey (or vice versa). It is the most advanced garment in the catalog of the brand, with the fabric that gives it the most innovative feature: present on the sides and dorsal of the culottes, Pluto fabric ensures the necessary compression of the muscles involved in pedaling, oxygenating and Avoiding rebound and fatigue concentration, in addition to weighing 30% less than other knitwear. There is also a Tosspot TM EVO harness with perforated hat and a 10 millimeter thickness, reflective pattern on the culotte’s cuffs, micro perforated flat straps, and a lower shot to facilitate the cyclist’s urination.

 

The high-visibility Taylor Pluto collection hits the market with four colors to choose from: Pink Fluor (Pink), Red Passion (Red), White Pearl (White) and Yellow Fluor (Yellow). Available in sizes XS, S, M and L, the recommended price of garments is € 84.99 for the jersey and € 99.99 for the culottes.

 

 

 

Stacy will provide reflective vests and safety boots to the toilets

The Primary Care Management of León has a period of 60 days to deliver continuous personal care equipment to individual health personnel, such as reflective waistcoats or safety boots, so that they can attend traffic accidents. After the complaint filed last April by the nursing union Sates, the Labor Inspection and Social Security of León obliges Stacy to provide the toilets of these equipment that they use when they should attend someone outside the health centers. “It is incomprehensible that Stacy endangers its professionals, when these endowments of material must be foreseen in each fiscal year,” the union said.

 

In its resolution, the Inspectorate of Labor notes that it contacted the Primary Care Manager of León, Concepción Dominguez, who stated that, since there was no budget item to purchase this reflective material, he transferred to the central services to carry out the management from the Ministry of Health.

 

According to the union explained in a press release, sources from the Ministry said that the centralized order had already been carried out, so the resolution urges the Primary Care Manager to deliver the staff within 60 days Which carries out continuous care in the health centers of Leon of the individual protection equipment necessary for the development of its functions.

 

In this regard, Sat recalled that, since the adoption of the Law on Measures in 2012, Stacy “does not give nurses the necessary clothing to make their outings for home care or to go to the emergency room as a traffic accident.” In this line, the union denounces that, since the recent transport competition of 2016, “nurses, who have joined the health centers, lacking these reflective clothes, must do their work with their own.”

 

Pedestrians have their share of responsibility in road safety

Although it is the drivers who have to take precautions and be aware that they carry a dangerous machine, pedestrians also have their share of responsibility in road safety. And they do not always do. The number of pedestrians who cross inappropriate places or do when traffic lights are red is alarming, and yet the sanctions imposed by the Conceals on pedestrians are anecdotal. In fact, the fines are so exceptional that often the passers-by themselves do not know that their behavior can be penalized. However, it is. The Traffic Law, which was last updated only a few months ago, includes not only the rules of circulation that must be respected by drivers, but also those that must be followed by people walking, as well as the penalties for punishing those who Do not meet

 

Crossing the street outside the pedestrian crossings or walking along the roadway when there is a pedestrian area suitable for doing so can be penalized with a fine of 80 Euros. That same amount can impose the security forces to those who do not walk by the left outside the urban area or to those who circulate by highway or highway. Meanwhile, skipping a red light can cost 200 Euros. Under the new law, pedestrians are required to undergo alcohol or drug checks if they are involved in an accident or if they have committed an offense. In this case, if the result of these tests is positive, the fine can reach 1,000 Euros, and there will also be a penalty if the pedestrian refuses to submit to the controls. According to data from the General Directorate of Traffic, one in five pedestrians without any reflective vest struck during the year 2014 had consumed alcohol.

 

Also according to DGT data, between 40 and 50% of the abuses that occur in Galicia are due to infractions of the pedestrians themselves, who often forget that they are the weakest element in the road. Despite this, opinions on the timing of fines are found. In front of those who bet on the pedagogical value of the sanctions are those who believe that, especially if we speak of urban environments, the priority of pedestrians is above all else. This supposes that there was no sanction here, nor is there any provision for it, “explains a spokesman for this Council, adding that it is also not foreseen to make” campaigns to dire the peons, given that the city of Monteverdi is two citizens, and not two vehicles’.

 

Daniel Micelle, chief of the Local Police of this conceal, thinks that “peons obviously dye to respect the rule and make or dye to do”, but in his opinion “if the drivers pay due attention and moderate speed, this would change shrub. Caquetá of those that we take a car in the man’s we know that we can cater to nail persona, so Mellor raise or foot of the accelerator and pone to as much attention possible.

 

As in Monteverdi, Orense, a city in which the alarm has been alarmed by the high number of abuses, imposed fines last year on pedestrians for improper crossing. In order to deal with accidents, the Connell and Administrations with competencies in traffic agreed last week to reinforce the presence of Local Police officers in the street and to develop awareness campaigns on road safety.

 

In A Corunna, a total of 70 pedestrian fines were processed throughout 2015, although only three of them were due to infractions such as not crossing the pedestrian without wearing safety vest and crossing or crossing the red traffic light. The other sanctions concerned the carrying out of invasive activities that endangered people and circulation. In Ferrol complaints are dealt with in serious cases, such as the recent one of a person who did not pass through the pedestrian crossing and that when the agents caught his attention he not only crossed equally, but they lacked respect. In recent years in this city has imposed a fine per year to pedestrians.