Safety

Drowsy driving can be just as dangerous as drunk driving. In fact, it’s one of the most common causes of fatal car crashes. You can prevent drowsy driving if you plan ahead and are aware of when you’re starting to feel tired.

Two recent reports from Allstate and the National Safety Council highlight road safety in different ways.

Automotive testing is an important part of determining the safety of a vehicle. You may have seen crash tests where a vehicle crashes into a wall with dummies inside, but automotive testing goes far beyond the crash tests you hear about.

The commute to work is a common thing for many Americans. These commutes can involve traffic jams and construction, which can affect your health. But, did you know that your car’s AC unit can actually decrease the air pollution that gets into your car?

Not everyone is a perfect driver and sometimes accidents can happen on the road. Road safety experts have identified several of the most common types of car accidents.

As snow turns to rain, it’s important for drivers to remember that ice isn’t the only thing that causes slippery conditions. Wet pavement accounts for more than 900,000 crashes a year in the US, and the dangers of driving in these conditions often come when least expected. Check out these tips to ensure your safety on wet roads this spring.

In a recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drivers in rural counties had a higher motor-vehicle death rate than urban counties. The biggest reason behind this: a lack of seat belt use.

You may not think about getting dehydrated while driving, but it happens. Maybe you don’t want to stop for a bathroom break on a long trip, or maybe you just don’t feel thirsty. Alarmingly, being dehydrated while driving can be just as dangerous as drinking and driving.

Two organizations are stepping up to advocate against distracted driving this April.

If you are a responsible driver, you are probably careful to observe all traffic laws at all times. But are you sure that you are following ALL of the road rules?