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Now that winter is upon us, it is time to make sure that we pay extra special attention to the weather, and be sure that we are on track to be safe when we go out on the roads. There are a few important things to consider when driving in the winter season. Here are my

Have you ever made an illegal turn, forgotten to signal or sped past the speed limit? A traffic ticket in which you are convicted of a moving violation is often accompanied by points on your license. The worse the offense, the more points tacked onto your driver’s license. It might seem like no big deal

Although traffic laws are put into place to protect us, there are always a collection of bizarre laws that have somehow been passed. Many laws are created out of common sense and necessity, such as stopping at a red light, wearing your seat belt, and no drinking while driving. However, every so often we find

Formalized driver training in the United States begins at various times depending on the state in which you live, but typically starts in the high school classroom sometime between the age of 14 and 16; however, that’s not really when you start learning to drive. The sad truth is that most teenagers have very little

One of the most important rules for teens driving with a learner’s permit or a probationary license in understanding the Graduated Driver’s Licensing Laws(GDL). Under the GDL, one of the most important restrictions to note is that they only drive with one passenger in the car. Unfortunately as we all know, teens will be teens

Did you know that parents play a critical role in influencing teen driving behavior? Parents are vital role models whose impact makes teens more receptive to learning and gaining useful experience. However, no one ever said talking to your teen about anything is an easy conversation! But it’s okay, it’s time to relax! According to

With tens of thousands of people injured in car crashes every year, many car companies have invested a lot of time and money into developing safe driving features for their new vehicles. From automatic braking, to adaptive cruise control, to self-parking cars, engineers are constantly developing features that are designed to help us drive safer.

Did you know that some of the safest places in the world to drive are Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom? But what about the United States? Although the U.S does not have the worst driving safety standards, the country still has much work to do in order to make its roads safer! When understanding