Automotive Safety
Feature Writer Articles in Automotive Safety
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Auto Glass Replacement and Repair
Replacing auto glass can be expensive. When should a windshield or car window be replaced instead of repaired? Find out ways to help prevent damage to vehicle glass.
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Contributing Articles in Automotive Safety
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Car Emergency Kit Food Ideas
It is unpleasant to think about being stranded and hungry in a car, so carrying non-perishable food, as part of vehicle emergency preparedness, is a good idea.
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Texting While Driving a Deadly Decision
Until a human face is put on this problem, it's not going to be real to most who feel they can't go ten minutes without talking on a cell phone or texting while driving.
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Driving in Snow and Ice
Driving on snowy and icy highways can be dangerous unless certain techniques are adopted. Here are a few tips to help make the journey safer.
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Snow Tires Vs. Chains
Snow tires can be a large investment, so many drivers decide to carry chains, instead. Is it worth the risk? Learn which is best for any driver's car and road conditions.
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All Season Tires Vs. Snow Tires
Many drivers invest in all-season tires planning to drive them all winter, but will they suffice? Here are the benefits and rules for choosing all season vs snow tires.
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Studded Tires Vs. Snow Tires
When it comes to buying tires for winter conditions, consumers can choose between studded tires and snow tires. Both have benefits and drawbacks.
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Snow Driving and Ice Driving
Driving in winter can be dangerous, but preparing the car and following some basic rules for driving on ice and snow can keep everyone on the road safe.
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Auto Glass Repair Companies
Car owners should research before repairing auto glass. Learn tips on how to find a reputable auto glass company that puts safety first.
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How to Choose and Use Tire Chains
Tire chains are not only useful for keeping a car on the road, but in some jurisdictions, they're required. Here are some tips for chains, snow driving, and staying safe.
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How to Build a Car Emergency Kit
A car emergency kit can keep a driver and passengers safe until help arrives after an accident. All of these items should be included in a car survival kit.
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Dealing With Holiday Traffic
The holidays are busy times, and traffic can be crazy. Here are a few tips to help you navigate safely through the holiday rush.
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Winterize Your Car for Cold Weather
Raking the lawn and weatherizing the house for the cold season is just the beginning. Experts advise preparing vehicles for fall and winter weather, too.
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Distracted Drivers Risk Collision, Death
Distractions while driving cause as many collisions as DUI, leading some areas to ban use of cell phones while on the road. Here are wake-up tips to help you focus.
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Flying Solo--By Car
When a traveler has spare time, he or she may want to take a quick trip to explore a close destination. Here are some tips on how that traveler can stay safe.
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Driving 101: Turn Signals
This is written for anyone who is, will be, or wants to be a driver in America, inlcuding foreign visitors, teenagers, and drivers who get honked at by other motorists.
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Bad Drivers
Bad drivers are everywhere. They don't use their turn signals, merge correctly, or obey signs. It is not only infuriating to other drivers, but also extremely dangerous.
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Navigating a Five-Way Intersection
Kingston, NY's famous "Five Ways to Die" intersection has been a source of traffic accidents for many years. Leave the ego in the trunk & avoid being a statistic.
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Get Your Car Ready for Winter
Slippery streets, snow, sleet and ice. All potential hazardous winter road conditions. Here are some tips to keep you safe during the winter season.
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Driving 101 -- Learn The Rules!
They mean something, all those strange coloured markings on the road... knowing what they mean will make you a better, safer driver
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