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The time for spring break is quickly approaching. While having fun and taking a break from the everyday grind is the goal of spring break, without planning and preparation, your spring break could go wrong with potentially lasting consequences. Whether you venture to the beach, take a cruise, or opt for cooler temperatures at a ski resort, safety should be a top priority for you and your friends.
Unfortunately, many college students and young adults fail to recognize that a spring break trip is often an excuse for poor decision-making that can lead to accidents, arrests, injuries, and even death. The obvious BEST advice for staying safe on a spring break trip is to use common sense. Three main ways to avoid a spring break personal injury are to 1) plan transportation in advance 2) utilize a buddy system and 3) drink responsibly.
For more concrete tips, we’ve compiled a list of spring break safety tips categorized here:
ALCOHOL SAFETY:
There’s no doubt that alcohol consumption plays a role in many spring breakers’ festivities. While it’s okay to let loose a little, remember to drink responsibly. ...
... Here are a few alcohol-related tips to avoid a potential injury or unfortunate incident:
- Drink plenty of water – Drinking alcohol in the sun and heat causes dehydration more quickly than normal. Relaxing in the hot tub with alcoholic beverages can accelerate dehydration as well, so it’s essential to hydrate with water between alcoholic beverages.
- Plan your transportation in advance and take advantage of rideshares such as Lyft and Uber.
- NEVER operate a motor vehicle, watercraft, snowmobile, etc. after consuming alcohol and never be the passenger of an intoxicated driver.
- At no point should you leave your drink unattended. It takes less than a second for someone to drug your drink, making you more vulnerable to something bad happening to you. We also advise you not to drink out of a bottle that’s already been opened or accept a drink from a person you don’t know.
- Be aware of the signs of alcohol poisoning – With moderation being the key, be mindful of your alcohol limits and remember to eat before drinking to avoid alcohol poisoning. Call 911 immediately if you suspect someone needs medical attention.
- Additionally, be especially careful around balconies while drinking.

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I am Devin Herz, currently associated with Fulmersill. We believe everyone is equal under the law. We take pride in providing an unparalleled commitment to our clients, most of whom are individuals, families and small businesses who have been unfairly treated or tragically harmed by large corporations.