Fifty million vehicles operating in the United States have been recalled due to safety issues, but the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that 25 percent of recalled vehicles are never repaired. That’s why it’s important to be proactive about vehicle recalls. There are two ways to determine if your vehicle has been recalled:…
The Department of Transportation is now collaborating with 18 automakers to explore new ideas and ways to promote road safety. The goal would be to reduce the number of recalls and lower the number of congressional hearings and law suits involving around the automotive industry. The automakers will be sharing traffic and safety data to…
It’s commonly believed that hands-free accessories are a safe way to use cellphones while driving. However, more than 30 studies show that they are actually no safer than handheld devices. Though hands-free devices are marketed as a way to keep a driver’s hands on the wheel, they present other dangers. For example, many of these…
The US Department of Transportation has put together this fun infographic of great tips on driving in winter weather. Click the picture for a fun interactive way to be prepared to drive in winter weather. Just click the picture below to go a fun interactive site to make sure your vehicle is road ready for…
Don't hand over the keys to the car until your teen driver makes these promises: No cell phone use or texting while driving, No extra passengers, No speeding, No alcohol, and No driving or riding without a seat belt. Our teenagers learn by example, and so practice these tips yourselves. The functional listening ability of…
Although car theft can happen to anyone, thieves target some vehicle models more than others. Vehicles from older model years are targeted because thieves are able to sell the used parts quickly, and older models don’t have the sophisticated anti-theft features that newer cars have. Popular vehicle models are also targeted more frequently, as their…
It can be tempting to file an auto insurance claim when you’re involved in any type of accident. However, for smaller accidents that only do minor damage to vehicles, sometimes it may make sense to forego filing a claim. By working out a deal with the other involved party, you can prevent insurance rates from…
All types of traffic violations have the potential to impact your auto insurance rates. Generally, the type and severity of the violation will determine exactly how your premiums are affected. Here are some examples of incidents that could impact your rates: Speeding Failure to use a seat belt DUI convictions Illegal use of a cellphone…
The United States Department of Transportation wants pictures of aging infrastructure! This movement on Instagram needs a ground swell of support. Do you have a picture (infrawear not underwear) – of aging bridges, potholes, traffic? You want to help convince Congress to support a long term solution to these issues? Take a picture and post…
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