As written for The Safe Driver. Did you know that 95 percent of people in the United States of America enjoy listening to music? Listening to music is a sure way to lift your spirits after a long day at work or get through an endless drive. If you want to enjoy life and your tunes…
**As written for The Safe Driver. Cyclists are becoming more common than ever on the roads as people look to save costs on fuel. Cycling is a healthy and cost-effective alternative to driving, and it’s often recommended to cycle for shorter journeys. However, it can cause issues for drivers, who are sometimes unsure of…
If you haven’t looked outside recently or paid attention your spending, I should tell you fuel prices have escalated a lot recently. Did I say a lot? I really meant to say a LOT. Do the higher fuel prices change how you drive? Do you drive less just to spread out your fuel usage between…
There comes a time within each family when a senior member of their family becomes a concern whether their driving is safe enough. Cognitively speaking, they may still be sharp enough to have wonderful conversations and things throughout the day, but as they drive, they will occasionally perform actions which can place them at risk…
Automatic cars are being requested in greater numbers than ever before across all types of automobiles, and there are numerous reasons for customers to pick one over a traditional manual. For instance, if you’re looking for a smooth ride, such as in a high-end luxury vehicle, an automatic transmission can provide increased smoothness with practically…
I’m quite proud to say that my passion for road safety has reached many countries. My blog itself currently reaches people in over 100 countries and my weekly safe driving podcast “Speed Bumps” has now reached listeners in over 50 countries. Road safety is certainly a global issue. Although I spend most of my time…
As much as we often believe our own information, sometimes we need to go beyond our own thoughts. We’re not the experts in many of the fields so what makes it right that we should take our own advice when we have nothing to base our information on? If you want to use the information…
As written for Not Your Child Corp. Nothing can justify drunk driving. It is no longer socially acceptable or cool to drive after being heavily consumed with alcohol. Actually, it never was. Today, roughly 98% of the population denounces this type of action, but it still happens. It would be interesting to know why…