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Welcome to Traffic Stop
Welcome to Traffic Stop, I DRIVE SAFELY's quarterly newsletter. Have you ever wondered what new driving safety laws were passed in your state, or how to squeeze those extra miles from the same old car, or what is happening in the world of driving? Traffic Stop is your resource for highlights on new regional traffic laws...read more
Featured Articles
Welcome to the world of driving and let me tell you - it takes a while to understand all of the fees, loans, paperwork, and policies that every driver needs to have. Buying your first vehicle is a lot of work, but you can do it! read more
What fun is a car if you can't accessorize it? Air fresheners and fuzzy dice are just the beginning; teens these days are always looking for new, original additions to their ride. But not all car accessories are allowed on the roads. Also, some accessories will affect your insurance policy and possibly your warranty coverage. Here are a few that you should watch out for:read more
If you are being pulled over by a law enforcement officer, you have some rights and also some responsibilities that you should know about. Those flashing lights can get your heart pumping, but here's what you are required to do: read more
Just like your car, a celebrity's car picks up dirt and oil and needs to be washed. Washing cars is a part of many celebrity lifestyles: read more
Factoid
Harsh Teen Driving Statistics
The following facts make it very clear that driving is not a joke.
- Motor vehicle crashes cause 10 teens every day to lose their lives
- For 15-20 year olds, car crashes are the leading cause of death
- 77% of teen crashes involve avoidable driver errors
The dangers of the road are a reality. Take responsibility for your own life and for the lives of your friends and drive cautiously. If you're in an uncomfortable situation - speak up. Being careless behind the wheel is not worth the harsh consequences.
Maintenance Tip
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Do yourself a favor and save some room in your trunk for the following items. They could turn a potential trip-wrecker into nothing more than an unexpected pit stop:
Screwdrivers and wrenches
Jumper cables
A jack and tire iron
A can of "Fix-a-Flat"
Water for both the radiator and yourself
Emergency flares and reflectors
Gloves
Blanket and towel
Flashlight
source - CBS News
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