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Let’s talk about tackling those dark roads with confidence and caution. Whether you’re headed home after a late shift or embarking on a nighttime road trip, navigating the night requires some extra know-how. So, let’s ditch the clichés and dive into some real-world tips for staying safe and aware when the sun goes down. Light […]
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Back to School Driving A new school year is just around the corner, meaning frantic mornings trying to get everyone out the door and to school (and work) on time. In the hustle and bustle, you may be impatient and hurried. Careless driving is especially dangerous near school zones where there are plenty of
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Summer road trip checklist It’ summertime! Time to pack up the vehicle and head out into the great unknown. Whether it’s a quick trip over the river and through the woods to grandma’s house or a cross-country drive to a new destination, there are several steps you should take to stay safe on the road.
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Once your teen can drive, you want them to say “yes, mom and dad, your incredibly safe and airbag filled minivan IS cool, I wouldn’t want to drive anything else, ” but we all know that is not the case. Not to worry, there are plenty of cars out there that have been designed to
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Some of the toughest jobs on the planet are: protecting our great country in battle, ice road trucking, Alaskan crab fishing, prison warden, and being a statuesque guard at Buckingham Palace. But those jobs are nothing compare to the challenges of being a parent. The constant teaching, loving, and worrying that comes along with parenting
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Despite all the reports and the warnings of the dangers related to distracted driving and driving under the influence, car crashes remain the #1 cause of unintentional deaths in the U.S. 90% of those crashes can be tied directly to driver error, and the statistics get even worse from there. They show us that, in
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Seven of the top 10 deadliest days of the year occurring between the Memorial Day and Labor Day holidays. According to a 2010 AAA analysis of crash data by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the dates with the highest number of fatalities include June 10, July 4, July 9, Aug. 8 and Aug.
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Stop distracted driving From the moment, we wake up to the alarm on our phones we are bombarded by a world run on technology. We spend the day walking around with our head in our phones, laptops, and iPads. We check the news (obsessively), update our social media profiles (so that people are aware that
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Young teens, all over the world, long for the day when they can finally get their driver’s license. That glorious moment of teenage freedom, when they can drive a car full of friends, windows down, wind in their hair, sun on their face while singing along to their favorite band. You might think that
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What do I do after a crash? According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 32, 000 people died in traffic crashes in 2014. Even after driving lessons and focused, proactive driving, a crash can happen. It is important to be ready for such an occurrence so you can keep yourself and others
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