Driving Safety

Articles in Driving Safety

By Tony Evans 0 comments
When states fail to curb dangerous senior drives, the results can be tragic. Trying to persuade Grams or Grandpa to give up the ID card with their picture on it is likely to be met with an irascible, if not downright hostile response. Here are ... more »
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You're cruising down the road and suddenly you hear it! Sirens blazing from somewhere in the distance. It sounds like a fire engine, but you can't quite be sure where it's coming from. Here are a few tips on how to let a fire engine pass you in ... more »
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You need to move some household appliances or furniture and you've borrowed a truck and trailer to do it. Moving day has arrived and you're pumped, motivated and ready to roll. Remember a couple of common sense factors before you take off... more »
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Learning to control your car in a spin is important if you drive in places that get a lot of rain, snow and ice. Practice spinning your car in a secure, empty area so you're familiar with how it feels. This way, you can learn to control the spin ... more »
By onemore 0 comments
I was working at an awful office job a few years ago, when I suddenly came up with an idea for custom bumper stickers. I worked at one of those notoriously inefficient and micro-managerial environments that are common in the US. I have to put up ... more »
By Sandy Smith 0 comments
Winter can be an extremely challenging time for driving, a time when drivers should exercise extra caution when planning a trip. If at all possible, avoid traveling during severe weather, and don’t leave home without packing a winter safety kit ... more »
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Winter driving can be hazardous, particularly when you're driving in the city with snow banks piled high along narrow city streets. Some of the keys to keeping safe while you're driving in the snow include making sure that your vehicle is ready ... more »
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If your car suddenly stops running and you find yourself in the middle of the road, it is best to move your car out of the way. This is for your own safety as well as the safety of passing motorists. Learn to safely move a stranded car and know ... more »
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Trying to make it up an icy slope while driving can be a tricky enterprise. Most people who live in areas where ice is common have seen cars struggle to the sides of hills or slide back down because they can't make it up. If you encounter an icy ... more »
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Getting around in a snow storm is not an easy task. No matter where you are when it starts, unless you are home, you can have problems. You don't only have to worry about your own skills in navigating the snow but everyone else's. The following ... more »
By Rattanji 0 comments
These are some of the steps you should keep in mind before driving a car. If any of these is disobeyed the result can be fatal. You must also remember that someone is waiting for you at home... more »
By pcsessler 0 comments
American drivers are doing more than just driving their car. Both men and women drivers are getting clean, close shaves and applying make-up on the way to and from work — among other things. There’s no doubt that everyone wants to put travel time ... more »
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Traffic signals are designed to direct people safely in order to avoid collision and allow pedestrians to cross. Traffic signals are usually seen above an intersection, but can also be on the side of the street. Knowing what each color represents ... more »
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You are eligible to receive disability parking space permits in Alabama if you are a resident of the state and qualify as disabled as defined by Alabama regulations. The disabled parking permits are available as placards or disability license ... more »
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In Alaska, disability parking placards and license plates can be requested by any person who is disabled. The disability can be permanent or temporary but must meet the disability conditions as defined by the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicle (DMV)... more »
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If you are a disabled Arkansas resident, you can apply for disabled parking placards or disability license plates. The disability must meet the definition of disability in accordance with Arkansas laws. The eligible disabilities include impaired ... more »
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If you become disabled while a resident of Connecticut or move there when already disabled, you may apply for disabled parking permits. Disabled parking is permitted with either disability license plates or disabled parking placards. Your ... more »
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Disabled residents of Delaware can apply for disabled parking placards or license plates. The disability must meet the criteria for allowable disabilities under Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) rules. Those criteria primarily involve the ... more »
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There are several ways to qualify for a disabled parking permit in Florida. You need a valid medical certification of legal blindness or limited mobility. Limited mobility must require portable oxygen or an assistive device such as a wheelchair, ... more »
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All disabled residents of Idaho can apply for disability plates and placards if they meet the definition of disabled in accordance with the Idaho Transportation Department. Here's how... more »
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Indiana residents who have a disability that limits the ability to walk are eligible to apply for a disabled parking permit. The types of disabled permits include disabled license plates which are only issued for permanent disability, and ... more »
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Any Iowa resident with a disability that limits or impairs the person's ability to walk is eligible to apply for a disabled parking permit. The types of disabled permits include license plates, windshield placards and stickers. The applicant must ... more »
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If you are a disabled Kansas resident, you can apply for a disabled parking placard and/or disability plates. You are entitled to receive two disabled placards and, if permanently disabled, one disabled placard and one disabled license plate. The ... more »
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You can apply for a disabled parking placard or disability license plate if you are a disabled resident of Kentucky. To qualify as disabled, either your county clerk must certify that you are obviously disabled or your physician must provide ... more »
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Disabled residents of Maine can apply for disability parking placards or disability license plates. Your disability must restrict your ability to walk and can be caused by various conditions as detailed in Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles rules. ... more »