Speed Limits

Driving in America is not the same as driving in any other country. Certain rules, laws and regulations apply throughout America that may be different from the rules and laws in other countries. In addition, each state may have specific laws that apply only there, but for the most part driving in America is the same in any state. more »

A body kit is a special set of car parts generally used to modify the exterior of cars. Most body kits include side skirts, front and rear bumpers (fenders), spoilers, and occasionally front and rear side guards. However, there are also automotive body kits that are referred to as performance body kits to enhance the performance of a... more »

Of the 6.2 million car crashes in the U.S. in 2004, nearly one-third of fatal accidents were due in part by excessive speed, according to Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, an alliance of consumer health and safety groups working to make highways safer. Of those killed in auto accidents, 55 percent were not in seat belts. In 2006,... more »

Motor vehicle accidents are a major cause of death in the United States. In a 2005 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study, they were found to be the leading cause of death for ages 3 to 44; more than homicides, suicides, cancer or heart disease. Some accidents are just what the word implies, but many could be avoided.... more »

In this 2009 economy, we are looking for ways to save money and be better to the environment. One way is to get as much gas mileage out of your vehicle as possible. This can save money and help reduce the negative effects on the environment. These tips will not get every vehicle to 50 miles per gallon, such as a truck or a SUV. ... more »