When it comes to safety, not all highways are driven equally. There are some highways in the country that are considered more dangerous than others. Value Penguin, a research and analysis organization, studied the data from crashes of country’s highways between 2010 and 2016 to determine the country’s most dangerous highways. Using the three factors […]
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Not getting enough sleep is a common problem for the average American. Being overly tired leads to all kinds of health problems, but it also leads to major problems on the roads. According to 2018 data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, not getting enough sleep makes a driver four times more likely to
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Many drivers don’t give a second thought to parking, but it is an important part of being responsible. While most people don’t consider it dangerous to park, there are risks to not parking correctly. The National Safety Council shows that more than 50,000 crashes happen every year in parking lots and garages. This adds up
Driving in intersections is one of the most dangerous areas for drivers. Yet, how many drivers go through multiple intersections every single day without a second thought? According to the Federal Highway Administration, nearly 50% of all crashes happen in an intersection. Since it isn’t possible to avoid every intersection, here are five tips to
A car is a powerful machine that requires skill, training, and attention. One of the biggest problems facing drivers today is that many are distracted. Taking your eyes off the road or not paying attention to the road can have deadly consequences for you or someone else on the road. Many cities and states have
There are moments during driving that can make almost anyone angry; being cut off, sitting in slow-moving traffic, or even someone not turning when there is a large opening and the light is about to change. At the end of a long day or after a rough start to the morning, it’s hard not to
Imagine you and your family driving into town for a fun weekend adventure. It’s been snowing, with the temperatures often falling below zero. You come around a corner and encounter slush that jerks your car to the right, popping your tire and breaking your axel. This all could have been prevented with a pre-winter checkup
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