Have you ever driven when you’re feeling drowsy or fatigued? It’s something that most people have probably experienced before. Maybe you had been in the car for an excessively long time or perhaps you were still in the car late at night. Maybe you had a long day at...
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3 dangerous driving behaviors
Drivers should only get behind the wheel if they’re mentally and physically able to handle the responsibility that comes with this task. While most drivers take great care to always remain safe, others partake in dangerous behaviors while they drive. The issue with...
How car designs increase pedestrian fatalities
In recent years, pedestrian fatalities have become more common. In fact, car accident fatalities on the whole have been trending upward. It’s clear that the roads are becoming more dangerous for a multitude of reasons. One of those reasons is the way that vehicles are...
3 things to do before driving in the snow
Driving in snowy weather is “just life” for anyone in Maryland. It’s not feasible to think that you won’t ever have to leave home during winter. Because of this, anyone who drives must take steps to enhance safety before they venture out. There are several essential...
How do the police test drivers for alcohol?
The police gather evidence during traffic stops several ways if they suspect a driver is drunk. They may ask the driver questions, such as if they were drinking or coming from a bar. Or, they may ask a driver to do field sobriety tests, such as standing on one leg,...
When should you replace a car seat?
The crunch of metal and the jolt of a collision can be one of the most jarring experiences a driver can face, especially when there's the precious cargo of a little one in the back seat. After ensuring everyone's safety and dealing with the immediate aftermath,...
What is tailgating, and how can drivers avoid it?
In today’s fast-paced world, where everyone seems to be rushing, you’ve likely encountered a situation where a vehicle closely follows yours, often at an unsafe distance. This behavior is known as tailgating, which can be annoying and dangerous. Here’s why tailgating...
Common types of driver distractions
Driving requires high levels of concentration, even for more seasoned road users. Traveling on the road means making split second decisions on a regular basis. Thus, there isn’t really any room for distractions. Unfortunately, distractions do cause multiple...
Is the “following” driver always to blame for a rear-end crash?
While it is often assumed that the driver who hits another car from behind is always at fault in a rear-end crash, this is not always the case. The determination of fault in a rear-end collision depends on the specific circumstances leading up to any specific...
Is it safer to drive a larger vehicle?
One thing that you may look at when you’re shopping for a new vehicle is the crash test rating. You certainly don’t plan to be involved in an accident. But you also know that other drivers cause them all the time, so you want a vehicle that will keep you safe if it...