Ride safe, ride smart. Wear a helmet, keep kids off adult ATVs, and take a hands-on training course. CPSC's tips for ATV safety.

Trampoline injuries are no fun. There are nearly 95,000 of them each year. Here are the steps you can take to prevent serious trampoline injuries and deaths. 

Every hunting season, hunters are killed or seriously injured from falls from treestands. Proper use of a full-body harness can prevent most incidents.

Stay safe when riding a snowmobile. Follow these snowmobile safety rules.

Pointed, metal lawn darts can cause serious or fatal injury. Lawn darts have been banned since 1988.

Follow these safety suggestions to help prevent deaths and injuries associated with moveable soccer goals.

Vehicle traffic, trick riding and excessive speed can lead to collisions, loss of control and falls. Even experienced skateboarders and longboard riders have been injured or killed. Follow these important tips for safer riding.

These guidelines are intended to address the risk of movable soccer goal tipovers. The handbook is primarily intended for park and recreation personnel, school officials, sports equipment purchasers and coaches.

Coaches and Parents: Heads up! To avoid brain injuries, make sure your athletes wear their football helmets properly and use them safely. Watch for signs of concussions. Inspect football helmets for damage. Recondition football helmets periodically and replace them no more than 10 years after they are manufactured.

Prevent falls from bleachers. Use CPSC’s guidelines when retrofitting.

A helmet that fits well and is in good condition can help protect a baseball player from the most serious kinds of brain or head injuries. But, NO helmet or other form of head protection is concussion proof. That’s where smarter play comes in!

Before you hit the trails with your ATV, take knowledge to the extreme.

Check your child care center for safety hazards.

Strap on a helmet. It could save your life.

Play safe. Wear a helmet.