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Texting and Driving

Cell phones are used by everyone these days in virtually every context. It is common for people to use their phones constantly from the moment they awake until the moment they fall asleep. Unfortunately, when it comes to using the phone in the car, this can be dangerous. In the case of texting and driving, […]

Texting While Driving Makes You Blind

Every year thousands of people are injured or killed because of texting. It seems that modern technology has outpaced our survival instincts. Because text messaging requires visual, manual, and cognitive attention from the driver, it is by far the most alarming distraction.   The federal government reports that 10% percent of all motor vehicle crashes […]

Traveling for Labor Day? Drive Safely

Labor Day is, for many, the final hoorah of summer. No wonder, then, that AAA predicts travel this year will be near or at pre-pandemic levels. This means hundreds of thousands of additional motorists will take to the road to travel 50+ miles from home this weekend, with around 80% of these travels to be […]

July Fourth Travel Forecast

AAA expects to see a new record for holiday travel this upcoming Fourth of July Weekend. Despite historically high gas prices, the auto club predicts nearly 48 million people will travel 50+ miles from home to celebrate our Nation’s Birthday this year. That’s 48 million people on the road. All trying to get to a […]

Summer Road Trip Safety Tips

Accidents do happen, but it’s always important to prevent these accidents before they happen. Now that it’s summer, you might be thinking about going on a long trip with friends and family. To ensure that you keep your loved ones safe during this time, consider the following road trip safety rules. Get your vehicle ready […]

How To Drive in a Summer Thunderstorm

While we might try to control almost every aspect of our lives, the truth is that we can’t control the weather. When it rains, it pours, and the best thing we can do is let it rain. Driving in a summer thunderstorm is not only challenging but it also puts you at risk.  Here are […]

Tips for Preventing Bicycle vs. Car Accidents

Did you know the month of May is National Bike Month in America? It’s an important time to talk about the benefits and joys of riding bikes – whether for exercise, commuting, or simply for fun. There’s no doubt that bicycling is a wonderful activity for people of all ages. It’s also important to discuss the various […]

How to be a Safer Pedestrian Near Roadways

Walking is a healthy, eco-conscious way to get around. With spring arriving across the country, it’s a great time to consider commuting to work on foot or spending a few hours walking around the park on the weekend with your family. While walking is certainly an activity you should enjoy, there are also ways you […]

How You May Be Able to Reduce Your Risk of a Fatal Car Crash

Tens of thousands of people are killed in motor vehicle accidents in the U.S. each year, and millions of people are injured. It is a fact of driving that we accept some degree of risk every time we get behind the wheel. But there are some things you can do to reduce your risk, even if you […]