Spring has sprung! The weather is changing, the flowers start blooming, we start spending more time outdoors and many of us start to organize our home in the form of spring cleaning. This spring, prevent injuries, be prepared for floods, and simplify your spring cleaning activities with these helpful tips. 

inSIGHTS provides Personal Risk management topics brought to you by Henriott Group, Inc. In our spring installment we discuss tips on being prepared for spring flooding, sharing the road with motorcycles, protecting your paycheck, and much more!

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Keeping clean and healthy in the office may be harder than you think!

Did you know that 1 in 3 office workers have witnessed co-workers leaving restrooms without washing their hands? Or how about 53% of Americans don’t wash their hands after exchanging money? Or even the average person touches 300 surfaces every 30 minutes, exposing themselves to 840,000 germs?

These and other interesting (alarming) facts below in an infographic by Best Choice Reviews.

^{Infographic courtesy of Best Choice Reviews}

Avoid a VERY expensive cup of joe when using Wi-Fi at your favorite coffee shop.

If you can easily access the public Wi-Fi network at your favorite eatery, don’t forget - so can a Cybercriminal! 

^{Infographic courtesy of ThreatMatrix}

One-third of drivers admit to reading or sending text messages while driving. Which portion of this statistic are you?

The month of April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. 

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, In 2010, 3,092 people were killed in crashes involving a distracted driver and an estimated additional 416,000 were injured in motor vehicle crashes involving a distracted driver.

Thousands of people die needlessly each year because people continue to be convinced that they can multitask while on the road. The truth of the matter is that drivers simply can’t do two things at once.Period. 

This infographic dispels the illusion of multitasking and the myths that blind people into believing that ti is safe to use your cell phone while driving.

^{Infographic Courtesy of National Safety Council}

Did you know that identity theft is the fastest-growing crime in the United States? Surely you’ve seen the trailer for this funny movie Identity Theif Movie? What about the not-so-funny real-life version of a similar story that happened to a school teacher in Texas?

Identity theft is no laughing matter. You can prevent identity theft by starting with the small stuff – stuff small enough to fit in your wallet. Check out the infographic below, clean out your wallet, and share it with everyone you care about who should be worried about identity theft.

^{Identity Theft Protection Infographic Courtesy ofShoeboxed.}