Passing a driver’s test may prove that a teen can drive, but there are many other things that a newly licensed teen driver needs to know how to do. Continue reading
We’ve discussed how to deal with auto collisions, but it is far preferable to avoid them. New crash-avoidance systems help make that possible by detecting possible hazards and assisting drivers in responding to them quickly. And drivers are responding in the way they choose their vehicles: Crash-avoidance systems were rated as the most desirable features available on new cars. Continue reading
The most dangerous time to be driving is when the roads are icy. If possible, it’s best to stay off the roads completely when they’re covered by ice or snow. Continue reading
Car drivers and bicyclists often have an uneasy relationship. Drivers sometimes see cyclists as nuisances, while cyclists have to treat cars as potential threats to their safety. Continue reading
There are an estimated 2 million semi trucks on the road today, and together they carry almost a third of all freight in the United States. The food you eat, the clothes you wear, the gas you put in your car and even your car itself were likely carried at some point on the back of an 18-wheeler. Continue reading