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By Bob Strauss 1 comments
Thanks to high gas prices, America’s infatuation with sport utility vehicles (SUVs) seems to be at a low ebb—but there are still million of these gas-guzzlers clogging the nation’s streets, and it’s not as if major auto makers are going to ... more »
By Hotpluto1 3 comments
Your tires need your love! This article will show you basic preventive maintenance that could double the life of your tires, increase your mileage and even prevent an accident... more »
By excess2323 0 comments
Winter can be a very harsh season for a vehicle, depending on your location. Luckily there are a few simple steps we can take to Winterize a car... more »
By logan 0 comments
Taking the right safety steps when driving in bad weather (fog, rain, snow, ice).. more »
By Becca 2 comments
Learn some easy ways to become more comfortable while driving at night... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
There are several ways to qualify for a disabled parking permit in Colorado. You need a valid medical certification of legal blindness, limited mobility, pulmonary restriction or cardiac condition. You are eligible if you cannot walk without an ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
If you are a disabled resident of Louisiana, your disability must be certified by a physician in order to qualify for either the mobility impaired license plates or the mobility impaired hang-tag. There are several disability conditions which ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Any disabled resident of Montana can apply for disability parking permits. The disability must limit or impair mobility as detailed in Montana Code Section 37-8-202 MCA. A business or agency that transports disabled person may also obtain a ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
To qualify for a disabled parking permit in Texas, you'll need valid medical certification of limited mobility or vision. Getting the disabled parking permit is a relatively simple process. Here's how... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Any resident of Virginia who is disabled can apply for disabled parking placards or disability license plates. Qualifying permanent or temporary disabilities under Virginia Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) rules include limited mobility or when ... more »
By Cafa 0 comments
Overtaking on a busy two-way highway is the ultimate test of driver's ability. Some pass it, some don't. There's an error which most of the drivers make, and it's overtaking by acceleration, that's why I made this article. Even the ... more »
By Matt Lee 5 comments
At some point, everyone needs to learn how to parallel park their vehicle. Especially since it is required on most state licensed driver exams. It sounds easier said than done, but with practice, anyone can learn to be a great parallel parker... more »
By ChristiB 0 comments
The winter season brings all kinds of weather that can make it difficult to stay safe on the road. Prepare yourself and your car for a snowstorm beforehand can make a difference. First, you will learn what you need to get your car ready for a ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 21 comments
Whether you're headed for the mountains or the beach, it's crucial that your auto be in good working order. There's nothing worse than having a vacation ruined by car trouble... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
A motorcycle can solve your commuting problems such as traffic jams and fuel economy. At the same time, a compact vehicle like a motorcycle is sometimes easier for thieves to steal. Follow these simple steps and techniques to protect your ... more »
By Jonathan F. 1 comments
A car is a very valuable asset, and it should be carefully protected from damage or theft. Unfortunately, even the loudest car alarm could not scare off some potential thieves. For a particularly potent security system, then, you can rig your car ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
You may have the perfect fire escape plan for your home, but have you ever thought about what to do if your car catches on fire? A car can go up in flames in a matter of minutes. Make sure you know what to do to protect yourself and any ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
The great American highway belongs to all drivers. The highway is universal ground that has to be shared. It is the duty and responsibility of all drivers to share in keeping the roads and highways safe. Responsible sharing is the key! When you ... more »
By mortarmom505 0 comments
MapQuest® just announced the release of OnStar eNav, an online destination planning service that allows (OnStar) subscribers to plan their travel destinations on MapQuest.com® and then send them to their OnStar-equipped vehicle. These ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Many times you may notice that car accidents occur because of carelessness on behalf of the drivers. To avoid car accidents caused by reckless driving, there are many things you can do to stay safe... more »
By doonebuggy96 4 comments
Imagine this. You’re exiting the freeway off that killer ramp—the one with the steep grade and the hairpin turn midway down. You smash on the brakes, and… nothing. You keep careening at 75 mph toward the guardrail, that broken length of floss ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Defensive driving classes can teach you a variety of things to protect you and keep you safe while driving. Take a defensive driving class to learn how to protect yourself against the mistakes other drivers may make. Defensive driving can be used ... more »
By laurapayne 3 comments
Turning left at a traffic light without the benefit of a left-turn arrow can be tricky. Additionally, it becomes even more complicated when the road you are on is not marked with a left-turn lane and people behind you are honking because they ... more »
By pcsessler 0 comments
Air bags aren’t generally considered to be within the realm of the typical do-it-yourselfer (and rightly so) but of course, if you’ve got the right tools and manuals, anything is possible. A typical air bag system consists of several sensors ... more »
By Beren deMotier 6 comments
Those dead bodies littering the highway don’t have to be a cause of dismay to you and your young ones—they can become part of family road trip fun! Don’t avert your eyes; take a look, and follow these steps to learn how to appreciate road kill... more »