Driving stories from around the world
Have you ever witnessed turkeys attacking cars, a truck bed catching on fire, or a cow sitting on a car? Each episode we bring on a new guest to discuss crazy driving stories, driving fails, and first-time driving experiences.
Driving Tips & Fun Facts
Gas Saving Tips
Gas is expensive and no one wants to have to pay for more than they need (me included). I love finding ways to use less gas and reduce the number of visits I have to make to the gas station. When approaching a stop sign or a red light, take your…
What Should You Do If You Blew a Tire?
It is absolutely important that you do not freak out in the moment. I know you may be on the verge of a panic when something like this happens, but you need to make sure you stay calm. You will be able to handle the situation better when you are not…
Seat Belt Myths and Fun Facts
Seat belts are that needed safety feature that many feel is not that necessary to wear in all situations. Oh I am just going down the street, it’s okay if I don’t buckle up. No! This is insane. Riding in a car, no matter what seat, you are all at risk of being injured in…
Everything You Need to Know About Out of State Tickets
What might fly in your home state may not in another, so be careful what driving practices you engage in. You are already going to stick out to the locals and the police officers with your out of state license plate, and it increases your chances of getting an out of state ticket, especially since the officer is less likely to…
Choosing the right car seat for your child
It is important to make sure that you are putting your child or infant in the appropriate car seat or booster. In 2017, 37% of the children who died in a car crash were killed because they were not buckled up in their seat. The wrong car seat is one of the reasons for the leading cause of death of children during a car crash. This is why it is…
Don’t Forget to Check Your Tires!
Did you know that the average driver will experience up to 5 flat tires in their life, and in the U.S. alone, 7 tires are punctured every second! That’s 220 million flat tires a year. In order to not become a part of this statistic, check your tires before going…
Driving Myths: Part 1
Myth #1: Red cars get pulled over more –Myth # 2: Seatbelts cause more harm than good – Myth # 3: You must warm up your car before you drive – Myth #4: You’re safe from getting pulled over if you are driving only 10 mph or less over the speed limit – Myth #5: Cell Phone Use at Gas Station Can Cause Explosion
Traveling With Pets: Laws You Should Know
Whether it’s going to the vet or a road trip, it is important that you know the laws that exist around how to legally transport an animal. Depending on the state that you are in, the laws will vary.
Driving Myths: Part 2
Myth #1: Red cars have higher insurance rates – Myth #2: Airbags increase risk of injury or death – Myth # 3: Occasionally getting premium gas is good for your car – Myth #4: Must change your oil every 3000 miles – Myth #5: Hands-free phone calls are safer than using your phone while driving
Laws for Traveling with Pets: State by State
A dog (or any pet) can be a huge distraction to the driver and we all know (or at least I hope we all know) that distracted driving is extremely dangerous, and if you are not careful, it can end in a disaster. So, what does your state say in regards to this issue and do they have a law against it?
Driving Myths: Part 3
Myth #1: Keep your hands at 10 & 2 – Myth #2: Filling up gas in the morning saves money – Myth # 3: Four-Wheel Drive Means You’re Safe in Snow – Myth # 4: Manual Transmission is Better than Automatic for Gas Mileage – Myth #5: Big Vehicles are Safer
Causes of Head-on Collisions
Head on collisions are not very common, but they do make up 13% of the fatal crashes in rural areas. Here are some causes that lead to head on collisions: driving tired, speeding, passing…
The History of the Airbag
It is hard to imagine a time when cars did not have this safety feature, but that time did exist. John W. Hetrick was inspired to invent the airbag after a crazy accident he was involved in. His airbag design was…
Seat Belt History and Tips
The law on seat belt use varies from state to state, but it also varies on whether the law requires just front seat passengers to wear a seat belt or all passengers. Only 49 states have passed a seat belt law, and among these…
Driving Myths: Part 4
Myth # 1: Premium gas is better for your car – Myth #2: Driving barefoot is Illegal – Myth #3: Sandbags provide more traction on icy roads – Myth #4: Keep car doors unlocked while driving
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