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Driving & Safety

From passing drivers education to surviving traffic school, eHow offers helpful advice on driving and safety. With helpful How Tos on subjects such as avoiding car accidents, steering clear of traffic tickets and keeping children safe on the road, eHow is the perfect driving instructor. Does your husband have a hopeless case of the lead foot? Use eHow’s advice to get him off the city streets and enrolled in a racing school, where he can drive among his own kind.

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  • How to Drive On Slick Icy Roads

    In many areas of the country, driving on slick, icy roads may become necessary during the Fall and Winter months. It is possible to get to work and back in one piece with a few tips to help you...

  • How to Set a Car Mirror

    The purpose of setting a car mirror is to eliminate the blind spot in your side mirrors. The blind spot occurs when an approaching car is not visible in a side mirror as it passes on either the...

  • How Safe Is the Smart Car?

    The Smart car is the smallest gasoline-powered, street-legal vehicle for sale in the United States. Receiving excellent crash test ratings and getting excellent fuel economy, the Smart Fortwo is a...

  • 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%.

  • 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 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...

  • Safety of Smart Cars

    The Smart Car, manufactured by Daimler AG, is touted as the most efficient gasoline-powered automobile in production. The car has become popular for this reason, as well as the current economic...

  • How to Detect a GPS Tracker Attached to Your Car

    There are a few reasons why you may want to detect a Global Positioning System (GPS) tracker on your car. You could be worried that you're being illegally tracked by somebody, or you might have...

  • How to Winterize Your Car and Practice Safety Driving Tips

    With old man winter arriving in many states, it’s time once again to prepare the car for the weather and practice safety driving tips. How many people with no garage, wake up to the time...

  • How to Detect a GPS Tracking Device in a Car

    It is possible to buy a used car from a private dealer and not know that it is equipped with a GPS tracking device. For the most part, you will want to remove the tracking device just to be...

  • Basic Car Seat Safety

    Early forms of car seats were made of sacks and drawstrings and were used to keep children from moving around, according to Americanheritage.com. In the 1970s and 1980s, companies began to made...

  • How to Save On Gas And Keep The Money In Your Pockets

    How to save on gas when driving your car and keep the money in your pockets.

  • How to transport your vehicle cross country

    You have several options when it comes to transporting your vehicle across the country. If you don't want to drive the car yourself (or tow it if it isn't running), or haul it behind another car...

  • How to Print Car Magnets

    Surely you've heard of refrigerator magnets for the kitchen, but now there are also car magnets for the outside of your automobile. These are commonly used as inexpensive advertisements for a...

  • How to Prepare A Winter Survival Kit For Your Car

    As we prepare ourselves for winter's frigid temperatures, it is a good idea to consider the family car. Not only does the cold place unusual strain on the engine and drivetrain and create road...

  • Scooter Vs. Automobile Accidents

    The year 2008 saw a significant increase in the sales of scooters worldwide, mostly driven by a major increase in gasoline prices, according to a CNN Money report on Sept. 23, 2008. For many...

  • How to Handle a One-Car Accident

    It's not just teenagers who are bad drivers, though they are the most at risk behind the wheel. (Even if anecdotal evidence leads you to believe everyone on the freeway needs a refresher course at...

  • How to get into first gear with a Manual Transmission

    When I first learned to drive a manual transmission car, I noticed that some teachers just didn't know how to teach very well. I am going to write a little guide with some tips, in the simplest...

  • How to Drive a Car: What Driving School Forgot

    Driving a car seems like an easy task, especially if you have had driving class in high school or with a private driving school. Driving instructors seem to forget to tell the driving students...

  • How to Keep You & Your Loved Ones Safe

    Here are some tips to keep you & your loved ones safe. The crime rate is up and knowing extra life-saving tips on how to keep you safe will benefit you. Do you ever believe crime will help...

  • How to Drive a Car with a Stick Shift

    I think everybody should know how to drive a car with a manual transmission because you never know when you are going to have to. At first it may seem a little intimidating, but grab a friend who...

  • How to know well of GPS GSM Alarm tracker function

    Do you know well of Car alarm ? Do you know the new alarm add GPS Locator ? Do you want more functions of Alarm to provent theft ? Do you want to control your car? Usually to meet above request....

  • How to Use Your Car As a Billboard

    If you have a good-looking or interesting car, a large truck or van, or you just like to drive around a lot, you might be able to start a small business using your car as a billboard. Taxis and...

  • How Many Steps to Park a Car?

    How many steps does it take to park a car? Experienced drivers may not even think about the process as they slide into an available space. For beginner drivers or those with little experience...

  • How to Stop Your Car If You Have Brake Failure

    Make sure your not one of the unlucky ones by knowing how to stop your car should your car have major break failure. Tips for both automatics and manual vehicles should you experience break failure.

  • How to Drive With a Broken Wheel Stud

    Wheel studs are an important component of a car's hub. Your car's wheels are bolted onto these studs. Without the studs, the wheel will fall off. Occasionally, one or more wheel studs can get...

  • How to Protect Yourself From Being A Victim Of Car jacking

    The recession has caused crime to increase drastically . Stealing from others seems to be the only way out for some. Car jacking is no stranger to us. Since it is a growing problem in cities...

  • How to Driving Safety Tips for Winter

    If you live in anywhere it snows a few times a season you know it can get pretty bad during winter. Even if you've lived in the area for many years it's imperative that you take time every winter...

  • How to Prepare for a Safe Road Trip during the Holidays

    Before heading off on road-trips to Thanksgiving and other holiday celebrations, prepare, prepare, prepare! Do what you can to help ensure your safe and timely arrival to and from your...

  • How to Check on Lemon Cars

    A lemon refers to a car that has mechanical issues almost immediately or not attributable to regular wear or tear, accidents or anything else of your doing. Although most new cars work well right...

  • How to Prepare for Being Stranded in Your Car

    Bad weather conditions can strand us in our vehicles when we’re least expecting it, but we can also be stuck somewhere due to traffic congestion or problems with our own cars. There are several...

  • How to Learn to Drive a Vehicle

    You have tried taking the written or physical lessons but just can’t seem to pass. In this case, we are going to need a professional to teach you all the ropes and books as well.

  • How to Have your Car Ready for Winter

    With winter on the way it's time to have your car ready for any emergency. Many of these items as shown in the picture are handy to have in your car year round but especially in the winter time...

  • How to Start a Car Emergency Kit Checklist

    Do you remember that feeling when you're car starts to die on a dark deserted road out in the middle of no where? You say to yourself oh please just get me out of here this time and I promise I...

  • How to Prevent Car Jackings

    We all get worried about getting our car stolen, but remember, as long as you have insurance, you should be okay, but if you want to play it safe and you want to prevent your car from getting...

  • How to Drive a Manual Nissan 300Zx Twin Turbo

    The Nissan 300ZX, model Z32, was manufactured between 1991 and 1996 in Japan. The twin-turbo model engine was designated as VG30DETT, producing 280 horsepower. The majority of these vehicles came...

  • How to Drive a Sports Car

    Sports cars are geared towards an overall balance of performance that maximizes handling, acceleration and braking. As opposed to a muscle car, which is focused primarily on power and...

  • How to Drive Defensively During the Holidays

    Car crashes kill: more than 41,000 people die each year as a result of traffic collisions. Another two million suffer disabling injuries in car accidents. According to the National Safety Council,...

  • How to Lose a Tail (Being Followed By a Car)

    Just because you don't see a car tailing doesn't mean you aren't bringing trouble home with you. Any time you are engaging in business involving transporting large amounts of cash or valuables,...

  • What to Do If You Suspect Someone Is Using a Stolen License Plate?

    Thieves steal license plates for any number of reasons, usually to help disguise a stolen car or flout traffic laws with seeming impunity. Teenagers steal license plates to gas up their cars...

  • Can I Rent a Car With a New York Conditional License?

    Because a New York conditional driver's license is only issued to those convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI), it is unlikely that you will find an agency that is willing to rent a car to you.

  • How to Save Gasoline on Your Daily Commute

    Gasoline prices are high, but you still have to drive as much as ever, and perhaps more. By driving defensively, you can actually spend less at the gas pump while being a safer driver on your...

  • How Not to Tow a Car

    Towing your car, whether it's a classic or a newer model, isn't rocket science. However, there are quite a few ways to get it completely wrong and risk both the safety of your car and yourself....

  • Miata Driving Instructions

    The Mazda Miata roadster, also known as the MX-5, is highly acclaimed for its appearance as well as its sports car credentials. Available since 1989, with major redesigns occurring in 1999 and...

  • How to Drive a Rear Wheel Drive in Winter

    In most driving conditions, rear-drive cars are generally safer, because the rear wheels push the car and the front wheels steer it. In snowy or icy conditions, this situation changes...

  • What Causes a Car to Overheat & Lose Power Steering?

    A sudden loss of power steering followed by an increase in engine heat in a car is the result of a serpentine drive belt, or "S belt," that has fallen off or snapped.

  • How to Prepare To Drive in the Snow

    There are some things you need to do before putting your car in Drive and getting out on the snow covered streets. Many people are not from an area where snow is a part of the regular season and...

  • How to Get Out of The Snow If You Get Stuck

    It is that time of year again when the snow is coming and we can look forward to getting stuck. Unless you have a 4x4 we can all plan on it. The thing to remember is not to panic and give it the...

  • How to Have an Orderly Glove Box in Your Car

    Unless you are one of those super organized people, chances are good that the glove compartment of your car is crammed full of both important papers and junk! Do things fall out of the...

  • How to Protect Your Car in a City

    When visiting a metropolis for the first time, there' re more chances of having your car stolen.

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