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  • How to Drive in Snow Correctly

    To often I see drivers panic at the first site of snow, this leads to accidents, stranded drivers, and sometimes worse. In reality driving in poor conditions such as snow is not to difficult as...

  • About Safety Belts or Seat Belts

    About 84 percent of drivers and passengers in the United States wear seat belts, or safety belts, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Although all 50 states...

  • Facts About Wearing Seat Belts

    When you're driving an automobile, safety should be utmost in your mind. Seat belts, required in nearly every state, can prevent injury and death in an accident. Even if you have a perfect driving...

  • Basics of Using Safety Belts

    Safety belts were once an option on vehicles that were considered a good idea for drivers and their passengers, but now they are considered safety essentials that are required by law....

  • How to Drive on Ice and Snow

    If you're not used to it, driving on ice and snow can be more than challenging --- it can be downright dangerous. So: 1) Don't drive unless you absolutely have to be somewhere -- parties don't...

  • How to Fit Snow Chains

    If you plan on taking a ski trip or just coasting along icy terrain in your hometown, it is vitally important that you take the proper precautions with your vehicle before the snow begins to fall....

  • How to Protect Yourself While Driving

    Learn how to protect yourself and keep other drivers on the road safe by avoiding these deadly mistakes. Improve your driving safety by following these lifesaving tips.

  • How to Teach Your Children To Drive

    The Most Important Motto: Do As I Say And As I Do Teach your child through words and through example. Children learn best through example and if you are setting a good one, they will pick up...

  • Smart Car Safety

    Able to seat only two people, the Smart Car Fortwo is a tiny car. At just over 106 inches long, the Smart is considered a micro car by many people, including federal safety agencies. German...

  • Tire Safety & Service

    Car tires require regular service and attention to safety. Tasks such as rotation, maintaining the right pressure and inspecting them for problems makes for a safer driving experience.

  • How to Be A Good And Safe Driver

    Driving is a very convenient form of transportation. However, we have all heard of horror stories where people ended up horribly injured or killed because of poor driving. Here are some tips...

  • What Are Clearance Lights?

    Clearance lights are extra lights on vehicles, particularly trailers, used to illuminate the size and presence of vehicles on the road for other drivers.

  • How to Drive Using a Cell Phone

    Have you heard all those horror stories of people having terrible mishaps because they were using their cell phone while driving? Worried about new state laws being passed to ban the practice?...

  • Mirror Blind Spot Removal

    Many drivers don't use their side mirrors because they don't trust them; they worry about the dreaded blind spot in the mirror. Instead, they turn their heads around to see if a car or truck is...

  • Trailer Hitch Safety with Tow Chains

    When towing another vehicle or trailer, precautions should be taken to ensure the safety of all parties involved, and other vehicles on the road. The chains and hitch you use must be suitable for...

  • Is it Safe to Plug a Flat Tire?

    Flat tires are inconvenient at best and dangerous at worst. How do you know if the plug in your tire is safe to drive on? There are a few guidelines about plugging tires that can help you find out.

  • Car Seat Belt Safety

    Adhering to proper car seat belt use may reduce the chance of serious injury during a car accident. Seat belts protect against sudden force by restraining an individual from possibly being...

  • What Is HOV Lane?

    HOV lane, or high occupancy vehicle lanes, permit multi-passenger vehicles to move more quickly through traffic. HOV lanes have special markings to distinguish them from regular traffic lanes.

  • How to Move Up Straps on a Car Seat

    Properly securing your child in an appropriate car seat or booster seat is a task that all parents must learn to do. Children are injured and killed in crashes every year because of improper use...

  • How to Turn Off the Back-Up Warning on a Ford Taurus

    The Ford Taurus has a long and storied history. Originally introduced in 1986, the Taurus underwent several redesigns over the years before it was discontinued in 2006. In 2008, Ford decided to...

  • How to Use the 4WD in a Honda Pilot

    The four-wheel-drive system in your Honda Pilot is useful for driving off-road or in inclement weather. Honda labels this system as the VTM-4, or Variable Torque Management 4WD system. The VTM-4...

  • Safety Rating for a Ford Escape

    Safety features included on the 2010 Ford Escape include side airbags, rollover sensor, electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes. Daytime running lights are also available on fleet vehicles.

  • Smart Car Crash Safety

    The Daimler-Benz-produced Smart Fortwo car is a small car that measures slightly more than 106-inches long. This two-seater is actually 3 feet shorter than a Mini Cooper. The Fortwo's diminutive...

  • Toyota Prius Crash Safety

    Safety features included on the 2010 Toyota Prius include side airbags, anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control. Consumers also have the option of a lane departure warning and prevention...

  • What are the Benefits of Tire Chains?

    Tire chains can be a life saver in certain weather conditions, but they require careful and educated use. These traction-enhancers are so good at what they do, many states require tractor-trailer...

  • Car Seat Safety Checks

    Car seats help keep toddlers safe and buckled in while you drive. However, they aren't safe if the car seat is used incorrectly. There are safety checks you should perform every time you use your...

  • Windshield Safety

    Your vehicle's windshield is important in keeping you safe in the event of an accident and it must be maintained. The windshield provides support and strength to the design of the car, and should...

  • Brake Rotor Technology

    The rotor is made of iron and is heavily machined where the brake pads latch onto it. The rotor can wear over time from the friction caused by the brake pads, and normally need to be re-machined...

  • Safety Rating for a Hummer

    The 2010 Hummer H3 is not only stylish, but also safe. The "U.S. News" reported on the safety aspects of this expensive vehicle that make it well worth the price tag.

  • How to Turn on Hazard Lights on a Chrysler Sebring

    The hazard lights on your Chrysler Sebring are an important safety feature. If you ever need to stop on the edge of a busy (or even not so busy) road, you'll need to know how to turn the hazard...

  • How to Organize a Car Seat Safety Event

    A car seat safety event is an important public service, often offered by local fire departments and schools. You can organize one as a neighborhood get together, a school event or to promote your...

  • How to Add Weight to Your Car

    Riding around in a lightweight compact car during the summer months can be a real thrill, but if you live in an area with heavy snow and ice, your insubstantial vehicle is going to slide all over...

  • How to Install Link Snow Chains

    When you are traveling snowy mountain roads, chances are good you will need to use chains for your tires. Chains are generally installed on the rear tires of a front-wheel drive vehicle, where...

  • Why Do Rear View Mirrors in Automobiles Have Blind Spots?

    Defined as the area slightly behind and to the side of cars, blind spots compromise road safety. According to the National Safety Commission, "One report by the National Highway Traffic Safety...

  • Proper Safety Devices for Cars

    Knowing the safety features that are in place in your car will help keep you and your passengers from severe injury. Riding in an unsafe vehicle can lead to injury and death. All cars manufactured...

  • How to Put Tire Chains on a 4X4 Dually

    Tire chains make a huge difference in snowy or icy weather. Some states require chains during bad storms on certain roads, so it is helpful to have them just in case you need them. When you're...

  • How to Use a Headset to Drive Legally

    An increasing number of countries are making driving whilst talking on a mobile phone illegal. In the US, states are getting in on the act by making hand-held communication illegal whilst behind...

  • Reasons Not to Drive & Talk on the Cell Phone

  • How to get your Florida Driving Record

    How to obtain a copy of your Florida Driving Record instantly and what it will include.

  • How to Reduce Insurance For safety driving course

    A bingle driving layer or a apologetic dynamical action can benefit you in status of car contract value. This article talks nigh how to displace your car protection premium with attitude dynamical...

  • How to Stop Your Car When The Brakes Fail

    Imagine you are going down a steep hill and you go to tap you but nothing happens. There is a number of things you can do, but you definitely need to think fast!

  • How to Get a Vehicle Ready for Driving in Inclement Winter Weather

    During the winter the weather can change in an instant, leaving roads snow or ice packed, and decreasing visibility to a few feet. It is important to purchase items to place in your vehicle during...

  • How Do Tire Pressure Sensors Work on New Cars?

    In the United States, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requires tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) on all new vehicles sold after 2008. These systems monitor the air...

  • Seat Belt Use & Safety

    According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), wearing seat belts saves lives in car accidents. Wearing a seat belt reduces your chance of death by 45%.

  • Autobahn Safety

    Drivers in the United States often dream of what it would be like to race around the German Autobahn at breakneck speeds. But actually there are a lot of safety restrictions to which German...

  • How to Use Windshield Wipers & Headlights

    Windshield wipers and headlights on your vehicle are important safety devices that allow you to see while driving at night or during inclimate weather. The windshield wipers clear away rain and...

  • Seat Belt Shoulder Pad Information

    Seat belt pads make wearing a seat belt more comfortable. They are typically made of cushion and come in a variety of colors and styles. Normally they are placed close to the neck.

  • How to Use Battery Jumper Cables for Car

    Dead batteries are a common occurrence, and this annoying problem happens to everyone. Sometimes you leave your lights on, or you may have turned on the interior light to check your hair and...

  • How to Unlock a Toyota Matrix

    Manual door locks are a thing of the past. These days, deciphering the different kinds of locks on your car (2 stage, remote) can make it nearly as difficult to get in or out of your vehicle as it...

  • How Do I Position the Wing Mirrors on My Car?

    The proper positioning of your wing, or side-view, mirrors is paramount to your ability to drive safely. When adjusted properly, these mirrors will minimize blind-spot hazards and ensure that you...

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