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PostHeaderIcon Driving While Intoxicated Isn’t Smart

Driving while intoxicated isn't something that should even have to be discussed with as much fervor as it is. Apparently, there are still millions of people out there who feel that they are sober enough to sit behind the driver's seat of a vehicle and drive home. However, what many of these people fail to realize is that regardless of whether or not they are driving a couple of blocks or a couple of miles, driving while intoxicated is incredibly dangerous, and it doesn't take that long to become involved in a serious enough accident where you can actually injure yourself, or injure/kill others.

PostHeaderIcon The Need For Auto Insurance

Auto insurance, in some people's opinion, is a complete waste of time and money. However, the fact remains that should you become involved in a vehicular accident and you do not have auto insurance, you may wind up spending hundreds upon thousands of dollars in damages to your car as well as someone else's car if you aren't covered.

PostHeaderIcon What it Really Costs to Own a Car

When people are buying a car for the first time, the first thing that catches their attention is the sticker price on the vehicle that is sitting outside in the dealership parking lot. "Oh, I can afford this!" they will exclaim when they see the price. However, the price that you see on the sticker on the vehicle is often just a rough estimate of what you will actually end up paying for the vehicle.

PostHeaderIcon Being a Responsible Driver

Being a responsible driver is more difficult than it seems when you think about it. However, it doesn't necessarily have to be as difficult as most people make it. For example, the other day, I was driving down the road when a light changed from green to red. Now, most of us know that when a light changes, it goes through a cycle where it transitions from green to yellow and then from yellow to red. Also, when a light changes, it usually gives a driver more than enough time to adjust their driving so that the can safely and gradually come to a stop. However, even after the light had turned green for me (which means that the light going in the other direction was clearly red, I had to pause for at least four seconds while I waited for not one- but FIVE drivers to run the red light.

PostHeaderIcon The Hidden Danger of Motorcycles

My younger brother has a motorcycle and has had at least some form of motorcycle ever since he could drive. He is currently twenty-five years old, and my parents hate the fact that he owns a motorcycle. What they don't know yet is that he is currently planning on going back to school to get a degree in aviation so that he can earn his commercial pilot's license. Yikes.

PostHeaderIcon Old Enough to Drive

Although it varies from state to state as well as country to country, nothing beats being able to finally drive. I remember watching either one of my parents in fascination when it dawned on me that it was almost my time to shine behind the wheel of either one of my parents' cars.

PostHeaderIcon Being a Distracted Drivers is Not Good

When your phone rings while you are driving, do you answer it, or do you stay focused on driving? What about when you are listening to the radio or a cd? Today, there are so many different kinds of gadgets and electronic devices that it is any wonder that we don't just get into motor vehicle accidents left and right. Between ringing cell phones, music blasting through speakers and kids screaming in the backseat- exactly how focused are other drivers on the roadway?

PostHeaderIcon In for the Long Drive

Do you know what it is like to sit in a car for more than ten hours? If you do, then you know all about long drives. Every year, people make the trek from new York to Florida. These people, often referred to as "snowbirds" know all too well what it is like to sit in hours of traffic, face unexpected car accidents and have to shell out money in gasoline expenses, food costs and possible overnight stays in hotels and motels along the way.

PostHeaderIcon Scared of Teenage Drivers

There is never a more important time to learn safe driving habits than when you are first learning how to drive. That being said, in the United States, the vast majority of people who learn how to drive do it when they come of age, which is usually when they are teenagers.

As any person who has already gone through their teenage years knows, being a teenager is sometimes a very stressful and awkward time in a person's life. You are going through puberty and your hormones are raging. This combination alone can often be deadly for some teens who are climbing behind the wheel of a moving vehicle for the very first time. I say this because I remember a tragic story from when I was in high school.

PostHeaderIcon Getting Around Town

When you are trying to figure out the best way to get around town, the first thing that you have to think of what the possible ways are to transport yourself via the various public transportation options that you have available to you. For instance, if you live in the great state of New York and reside in New York City, then chances are that you will not have a problem finding an alternate way around besides constantly having to use your car.