by Liz Karson | Feb 4, 2020 | Security Bollards
I certainly wasn’t looking for this but I did find a humorous short video to share with you. It again shows what types of stunts people continue to pull in their vehicles. A woman in Hyde, Manchester is trying to maneuver her Opel Corsa into a lane on a... by Liz Karson | Jan 21, 2020 | Security Bollards
It has been several of months since I last reported about loss of control vehicular crashes or low speed crashes. Late last year I wrote about a crash at the Antioch Chamber of Commerce office as well as the incident where a vehicle crashed through an entrance at... by Liz Karson | Jan 7, 2020 | Security Bollards
I have looked at the whimsical side of both fixed and automated traffic and perimeter security bollards several times in this blog column. I recently tracked down a Pinterest page called “Bollards” with 48 bollards from across the globe pinned on it, and I... by Liz Karson | Dec 19, 2019 | Security Bollards
In continuing with the lighter side of security during the holiday season, here’s another video entitled “When Bollards Attack”. The opening sequence needs some clarification since it appears to merely be a street scene that could be almost anywhere in the... by Liz Karson | Nov 5, 2019 | Security Bollards
A Grayslake man drove his Ford pickup truck into a building housing the Antioch Chamber of Commerce early Saturday morning. I first saw the news story in a Daily Herald print article this past weekend. Then I found an online Tribune article. But I thought the Lake... by Liz Karson | Oct 22, 2019 | Security Bollards
We have been monitoring updates since an SUV rammed through the Sears entryway at the Woodfield Mall shopping Center in Schaumburg, IL drove through the mall and plowed into a store. As previously reported, our own Chuck Duda was quoted in a Daily Herald follow up...
