Americans aren’t going to let prices at the pump keep them from hitting the road. Whether you’re driving to grandma’s house or a national park, putting some thought into your packing will get your trip off to a great start and ensure the safety and comfort of your passengers. With this in mind, consider these...
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Summer fun is about enjoying celebrations and time outdoors with activities like swimming, grilling out, going to parades and more. Fireworks are often the highlight of any summer event. But fireworks can cause accidents and injuries to children and adults alike. Let’s review the risks involved with using fireworks along with some important safety tips....
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Driving on the highway for the first time can be nerve-racking, which is why it’s common for new drivers to navigate only local roads until they gain enough real-world experience to venture onto the interstate. Once a new driver feels ready to take on a highway, being fully prepared can help a beginner make a smooth and...
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Driving in the rain can be a slippery situation - slick road conditions, poor visibility and possible hydroplaning or skidding. More than 1 million weather-related crashes occur each year – most on wet pavement and nearly half while raining. Smart drivers know techniques for driving in the rain, avoiding hydroplaning and using the vehicle’s safety features. Here are some tips for driving in wet conditions that you can save for a rainy day.
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Enjoying a day on the boat with family and friends is unbeatable, but it’s important to make sure you don’t forget to prioritize safety while enjoying the waves. Check out these important boating safety tips before you begin the season: 1. Be prepared with a boat safety kit You can’t always predict an emergency, so...
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Snowmobiling is a great way to get outdoors and enjoy the winter weather. To ride a snowmobile, states typically require a valid driver’s license for those 16 and older, and that children ride with an adult (check state and local restrictions before you head out). Keep reading for tips to help you be comfortable and...
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Learn how to stay safe while driving at night with these tips.
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The first winter storm of the year brought heavy snow, strong winds and record-low temperatures to much of the country. Icy roads were blamed for several deaths and numerous car accidents. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) estimates 168,300 crashes a year occur on snowy or icy pavement. If you absolutely must drive, follow these tips for driving in the snow.
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When you fly with kids, sometimes it can feel like preparing for a marathon. There are so many things to consider, from planning for the trip to touching down at your destination. With the right tips and strategies, you can turn a potentially stressful experience into a smooth and enjoyable journey. Considerations when planning a...
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It’s obvious that sharper lawn mower blades are essential for keeping a good-looking and well-groomed lawn, but did you know that keeping your lawn mower blades sharp can cut down on the time it takes to mow your lawn? Mowing with dull blades can also lead to a ragged cut on your lawn and can...
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One of the best parts about fall is the pre-game tailgate party where you can celebrate and cheer on your favorite sports team. It’s a long-standing tradition that keeps growing in popularity. Following these safety tips can help keep your celebration fun and safe. Tailgate accessories for the perfect party Having the right set up...
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Discover everything you need to know about safely and securely storing your RV during the off-season from these tips.
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There are few things more frightening while towing your recreational vehicle than trailer sway. A sudden gust, a passing 18-wheeler or a quick steering correction can start your trailer swaying or fishtailing. The loss of control can mean tipping your valuable recreational vehicle or causing a serious accident. Even the most experienced drivers have lost...
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A significant number of Americans say they experience anxiety from or fear of driving. This can range from a fear of getting behind a wheel, self-driving cars, long car rides and driving altogether. If you’re feeling the same fears and anxieties, you are not alone. By understanding the causes and impacts of driving anxiety, we...
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If you feel your car shaking or vibrating when you brake while driving, it could be a sign that you have a bad rotor. The rotor is part of a car’s brake system. It spins while your car moves; when you want to slow down, brake pads press against the rotors to slow your car....
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