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Car Accidents – 10 Point Checklist
Have a plan in place for when you find yourself in an accident. Some important steps to keep in mind include immediately turning your vehicle off and staying at the scene. If anyone is injured from the collision, call emergency medical services and the police. Take photos of the damage if you can, and exchange…
Seat Belts and Child Safety
Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for children and adults aged between three and 33 years old. Luckily, the proper usage of seat belts, child restraints, and/or car seats can protect you and your children in the event of a collision.
Understand How You and Your Car Perform
It’s essential to know your vehicle’s limits as well as your limits as a driver, especially when it comes to understanding just how long it’ll take for you to react to an obstruction in the road. Perception distance, reaction distance, and braking distance all factor into how long it’ll take for you to suddenly stop…
Safety Features to Look for
New cars now come equipped with a variety of safety features that help keep you and others safe on the road, like airbags, anti-lock braking systems, and tire pressure monitoring systems. Other safety features that drivers can look for with their new vehicles include backup cameras, pedestrian detection systems, and even active head restraints that…
Safety First
New drivers should learn the basics of driving safety, defensive driving, and traffic laws before even applying for a permit or license. To help instill good driving habits in young drivers, parents should practice good driving habits regularly so that new drivers can pick up on how to properly handle a vehicle in all conditions.
Regular Maintenance Check Tips
Regular vehicle maintenance helps to keep your car running efficiently and safely. At a minimum, make sure that whenever you get your oil changed that you also test your battery and electrical systems, as well as the pressure of your tires. In addition, check the air filters and fluids of your vehicle, before ending with…
How You Can Become Better Driver
Being aware of other drivers, such as by regularly checking your side and rearview mirrors, can help you to become a better and safer driver. You can also participate in defensive driving classes or other hands-on-the-wheel courses to improve your driving skills. You may even become eligible for car insurance discounts if you complete a…
Dealing with Car Emergencies
Acquaint yourself with how to handle car emergencies, like a tire blowout or brake failure, so that you’ll know what to do in those situations. For example, pump your brakes to make use of residual brake pressure if they stop working, and if necessary, sideswipe a guard rail to slow your vehicle down. Being prepared…