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  • How to Make the Most of your Radar Detector

    Radar detectors have long been used by people who travel a lot. Today, however, with more and more speed cameras and red light cameras enforcing posted rules of the road, even the most average...

  • All Wheel Drive Vs. Snow Tires

    If you live in an area that receives frequent snowfall, you know that driving in winter is completely different than driving in the summer. While all-wheel drive and snow tires can help, they do...

  • How Do I Renew My Driver's License on the Internet?

    The Department of Motor Vehicles allows many customers who receive renewal-by-mail notices to renew their driver's licenses on the Internet. You can do this by accessing your individual state's...

  • Tire Speed Rating Safety

    The tire safety rating shows the maximum speed a tire can withstand. If you exceed the speed rating of the tire, you risk blowing out the tire.

  • How to Create an Auto Safety Kit

    Auto safety kits are a must have for drivers in climates that present harsh winter driving conditions. Pre-packaged safety kits can be purchased at practically any tire discount store and most...

  • How to Weigh Down a Pickup Truck in Ice and Snow

    Driving pickup trucks can be very useful for hauling large, heavy objects, however, when the pick up truck bed is empty, the rear light weight of the truck can cause problems, especially in the...

  • Auto Theft Prevention & Safety

    One important safety measure you as a driver can practice is auto theft prevention. Certain rules can be followed to protect you and your vehicle every day. By following these rules, thieves will...

  • Sidecar Riding Instructions

    Sidecars, a special attachment to the side of a motorcycle allowing additional passenger space, have been around nearly as long as there have been motorcycles. The addition of a sidecar changes...

  • How to Tow a Honda Pilot

    If you are moving or taking a trip, towing your Honda Pilot the correct way is a vital process. Improperly securing the Pilot to the trailer may result in the vehicle coming off of the trailer and...

  • How to Install a Seatbelt Extension

    Seatbelt extenders are designed to allow larger drivers to comfortably ride in an automobile without compromising safety. While on an airline, a seatbelt extender is simply attached to the...

  • How to Add Weight to a Truck Bed for Traction

    According to the Economist, "Americans like their trucks." (See References 1) Pick-up trucks are a common sight across the highways and byways that crisscross the U.S. When it comes to safety,...

  • What Is the Difference Between Reckless & Negligent Driving?

    Operating an automobile in an unsafe manner can lead to a conviction for reckless or negligent driving. Violations of negligent or reckless driving can range from cell phone use to driving at...

  • How to Drive Safely in Your Car

    A car accident is one of the more costly things that can happen in your life, monetarily, physically, and emotionally. We can lose our car, health, or even loved ones. So how do we drive safely?

  • How to Place a Convex Mirror on a Side View Mirror

    Convex mirrors are used by professional drivers to increase driving safety and avoid collisions. Truck drivers use them and most police car have them. The biggest advantage to having a convex or...

  • Safety Ratings on Child Safety Seats

    The wide variety of child safety seats that you can choose from may leave you wondering which is best for your child. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) releases a yearly...

  • How to Drive With Wintry Road Conditions

    For an experienced person who live is the northern states this may seem like common knowledge learned when a driver starts to drive. However for people who live in the south or other states that...

  • How to Create Do it Yourself Antilock Brakes

    Antilock brakes are wonderful for making a more controlled stop in an emergency braking situation. They aren't found on all vehicles, so there may come a time when you need this capability but...

  • What is the Difference Between Fog Lights and Driving Lights?

    Drivers often confuse when auxiliary driving lights and fog lights should be used. Because they are usually not required, uneducated drivers often misunderstand the lamps' application. Rules vary...

  • How to Buy a Discounted Membership to AAA

    AAA - American Automobile Association Inc. is a federation of affiliated automobile clubs. These AAA clubs with benefits reaching worldwide are nonprofit organizations operating independently and...

  • What Are the Causes of Broken Belts in Tires?

    Broken belts in tires result from defects in manufacturing, improper mounting, degraded rubber from aging, exposure to heat, ozone, debris or oversteer. Broken belts are extremely dangerous and...

  • Car Seat Safety

    Car seats were made so children can safely ride in motor vehicles. Proper guidelines should be followed at all times. The age at which a child can switch from car seats to booster seats varies by...

  • Children's Car Seat Safety

    According to Healthychildren.org, thousands of children in the United States are injured or killed in car accidents each year. One way to help protect young passengers is to properly use an...

  • About Senior Citizen Safety in Parking Lots

    Senior citizens are often the target of abuse and theft in parking lots. Robbers can quickly steal purses, items and even vehicles in a parking lot. Many safety precautions can be taken by senior...

  • What Can I Do to Manage the Risk of Driving?

    Driving is such a commonplace activity for most Americans that the risks are sometimes overlooked. Even with scenes of highway disasters plastered over the local news nearly every night, the...

  • Ignition Interlock Information

    In 2008, drunk drivers accounted for 31.6 percent of all traffic fatalities, according to Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Because of the dangers involved with drunk driving, repeat offenders of...

  • How to Effectively Use Defensive Driving Techniques

    Some accidents are unavoidable, but you can greatly reduce your chances of being involved in an accident by implementing some simple ideas and by using defensive driving techniques.

  • How to Drive a Car With a Flat Trailer

    No matter what you're hauling, special care must be taken when driving a car with a flat trailer in tow. The added weight of your haul combined with the added length can make it difficult to slow...

  • Homemade Auto Windshield De-Icer

    Ice on a windshield can be very dangerous if not properly removed before driving. It can be time consuming to remove, and even dangerous if one slips while trying to remove the ice. Finding ways...

  • How to Operate a Lift Truck Safely

    Operating any type of heavy machinery is dangerous, not only for the operator but also for those who are in the vicinity of the equipment. Operating a forklift, or lift truck, is no exception....

  • Snow Chains Vs. Cables

    Tire chains and cables might not be familiar to everyone in the United States, but they are a common part of driving in areas that experience a lot of snow and ice. Some state highway officials...

  • How Can I Strengthen My Car Roof for Rollover?

    The roof of the car is one of the most vulnerable parts of the car as there is little support in the structural frame. In the event of a rollover, most models of cars collapse and crush inward on...

  • 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 Safely:Driving Tips for Beginners

    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...

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