Category Archives: Defensive Driving Tips

5 Tips for Safer Night Driving

    Driving at night is a common occurrence for every car owner in America. And while you may think that there is little difference between night driving and day driving, the reality is that driving in the dark can … Continue reading →

10 Safest Cars for Teen Drivers

    When it comes to deciding what kind of car your teen should drive, there are probably two main things that you will consider: safety and cost. Safety first and foremost, because you want your precious cargo to be … Continue reading →

The 6 Worst Things People Unknowingly Do to Their Cars

    When you spend a lot of money on something, it is always motivation to treat it right. A car is something that is always a big investment, and it starts to depreciate in value the minute that you … Continue reading →

Driver Safety: 7 Small Things that Make a Big Difference when Driving

    There are over 5 million accidents on American roads each year, and motor vehicles are the leading cause of death among those aged 1-54. Few people would deny that something needs to be done to fix this. There … Continue reading →

Living in these States will Cost you More for Bad Driving

  The amount you end up paying when you are caught driving recklessly can differ according to which state you live in, according to recently released data. The information, taken from insurancequotes.com (via MarketWatch), shows how insurance rates can tend … Continue reading →

5 Essential Tips to Help You Survive Winter Driving

    If you live in the eastern half of the United States, the chances are that you are having trouble remembering what it feels like to be warm. However, cold weather like the kind that we are experiencing this … Continue reading →

Work-related Car Accidents: Who Is Responsible?

If your employee has an accident while driving his or her own car to work, are you as the employer responsible? What about an employee who uses a personal car to take a prospective client to dinner and hits a … Continue reading →

Windshield Wipers: What You Need to Know

When you get behind the wheel of a car, what is the most important thing? Of course, the car needs to start, but after that, you need to be able to see out of your windshield. You wouldn’t drive with … Continue reading →

What You Can Do as a Driver and Pedestrian to Improve Pedestrian Safety

Walking is a great way to get from one place to another. You can burn some calories, enjoy the fresh air, and even save some money on gas. However, the safety of pedestrians is a serious concern. According to the FiA … Continue reading →

What To Do If Your Car Catches Fire

Although not the most common driving emergency, fire is certainly one of the scariest and potentially one of the most dangerous. In 2004, the American Automobile Association reported 266,000 car fires, which resulted in 520 deaths. It’s interesting to note … Continue reading →