We look at the limits in six European countries you might consider driving in, as they can differ greatly from those in the UK. This summer, are you planning any driving-related vacations to the continent? If so, keeping the local police from ticketing you for inadvertently going over the speed limit should … Read more
Drivers are permitted to travel at speeds of up to 75 mph on urban interstates and frequently even faster on rural ones in the following six states: Idaho, Maine, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming. Since 1995, when the federal government abolished the 55-mph national maximum speed limit, states have been … Read more
As a parent, driving gets a whole new meaning when you have a child in the car. It goes beyond arriving at your destination. It also translates to both you and your child’s safety, and fellow road users as well. Additionally, they also watch and might mimic your behaviors – if they … Read more
Driving with multiple toddlers in the backseat can make for some hectic and stressful commuting experiences. Even if you only have one toddler back there, that’s all it takes for there to be a considerable number of potential distractions, hazards, and inconveniences that only affect parent drivers. While you might think that … Read more
Perhaps your teenager is now old enough to learn to drive. The state you live in goes by age, not maturity. You are the one who has to use good judgment. You have to take it slow and easy and let your teen know, that driving is a privilege and not a … Read more
Research carried out by different government agencies has revealed that there are hundreds of people that die every year due to car accidents. Majority of the accidents are caused by not following the laid out safety tools. The problem with travelling by your personal car is that you might be driving very … Read more