Know What to Expect
Driving is not only an activity that gets you from point A to point B, but is enjoyable at the same time. But before you get out on the road, you will need a license to operate a motor vehicle. To help you along the way towards earning your driver’s license, CDL, or motorcycle license, we created a number of beginner driving tips. If you are preparing for the written exam, make sure to take our free practice tests as well!
Travel
International Adventure: 9 Expert Tips For Driving Across Canadian And Mexican Border
United States drivers have access to two other countries by car. Driving across the border to Canada or Mexico is quite the adventure for some drivers and just part of the normal commute for others. If you have neve ...
Driver Safety
Top 5 Must-Have Items to Stock Your Car’s Emergency Kit Today
The emergency situations that drivers encounter on a daily basis are innumerable: wrecks, traffic jams, flooded roadways, icy conditions, a fuel gauge just below E, a dead battery. Whether your commute is just a cou ...
Car Maintenance
Mystery Leak 101: This Is How You Identify and Handle Every Auto Fluid Loss
As you approach your parking spot, you notice a suspicious liquid seeping from beneath your car. Your heart drops. What is it? What did I do? How much is this going to cost? Will it crank? You kneel on the pavement, ...
Travel
Top 10 Beach Road Trips in the U.S. That Will Make You Hold Your Breath
Grab your shades, swimsuit, and sunscreen. It’s time for a trip to the beach! One of the benefits of being a licensed driver is the ability to take a quick road trip to the nearest shore any time you want. Need some ...
Travel
Only 1 in 3 Young People Can Read a Road Map. Can You?
Sure, almost all of us now have GPS systems, smartphone apps, or in-car intelligence that can provide us with directions to even the most obscure destinations. But just in case, it is nice to know how to read a map. ...
Behind the Wheel
Crossing Paths: How to Keep Yourself and Others Safe at 8 Popular Types of Intersections
The most common hazard area on the road is the intersection. Intersections are widely varied and can be confusing to experienced and inexperienced drivers alike. Whether you are driving in a big city or a small town ...
Driver Safety
All but the Yellow Brick: Driving on 6 Types of Roadways Like a Pro
There are over four million miles of roadway in the United States of America. These roads travel through deserts, mountain ranges, huge forests, along beautiful coasts, through small towns, and in some of the larges ...
Behind the Wheel
7 Expert Tips to Defend Yourself from the Dangers of Drunk Drivers
Someone dies as a result of alcohol impaired driving every forty-eight minutes in the United States according to the Center for Disease Control. The CDC also states that roughly one-third of all automobile accidents ...
Behind the Wheel
This Is How You Drive In School Zones: 7 Speed Limit Tips
ContentsRecognize school zones Reduce your speed when travelling through school zones Expect increased traffic in and around school zones Be aware of an unusually high concentration of pedestrian crosswalks in sc ...