Driving Tips

There are more cars today on the road than there ever was in the history of humanity and unlike any other skill, driving is something that has only been around for a relatively short period of time. Cars today are not only the most complicated machines we use every day, but also among the most […]

Driving involves a lot of risks, even on a clear, bright day. Imagine the kind of risks you have to deal with when driving during extreme weather conditions, like heavy rain or storm. Winters are especially difficult for drivers in the colder regions of the country. Speeding and faulty driving techniques can lead to accidents

Knowing how to drive is a skill that everyone should know. When you are learning to drive a car, the experience may be both exhilarating as well as scary. Exhilarating due to the new found freedom to be able to go wherever you want and scary because you have to keep in mind a number

Essential Tips for Driving on Wet Roads Safely Driving on wet roads presents challenges, even for experienced drivers. Rain can quickly turn a familiar route into a dangerous one. This isn’t just about discomfort; it’s about traffic safety. This guide gives you practical strategies for driving on wet roads, which can save lives and prevent

Distractions are most dangerous when you are driving. No matter how experienced you are as a driver and how focused you can be when at the wheel, anything that is disturbing or attractive can distract you. Distractions are the top causes of accidents around the world. Whether they are inside the car or outside the

You live in a region where snow is inevitable, and you don’t have the luxury of staying indoors. A visit to friends, family or some errand forces you to take your car out and cruise along. Read on for some Safe Driving Tips to drive safely in winter we are sure you’ll appreciate. Make sure your

Saving gas by driving might seem like a contradiction, but how you drive can affect the amount of gas you use. There are many simple things you can do that will reduce the amount of gasoline your car uses, which in turn will save you money. 1. Do not allow your car to warm up

Finally! All your hard work has led to this day. You studied and practiced and learned all you could about responsible driving. Took the driver’s test, and passed it with ease. And now – you have that laminated card that proves that you, too, have joined the ranks of licensed drivers. You are “street legal”.

Your first time behind the wheel can be intimidating. All those unfamiliar knobs and switches remind you of an airplane cockpit. And now you’re expected to take the wheel in your hands and actually control this monster? If you weren’t at least a bit nervous, you wouldn’t be human. You can harness your anxiety and

Taking your car out on the highway is much different from practicing in your driveway or in a safe venue like an empty parking lot. Leave the nest behind and all kinds of things can happen. You’re subjected to stimuli from all sides. You realize that there’s real traffic out there. You have to navigate