Police Officers in Arizona can draw your blood . It was about 6:30 on a Friday night in January when Phoenix Police Detective Kemp Layden pulled over a white Jeep Cherokee that was speeding and weaving in and out of its lane. The 47-year-old driver spoke slowly, his eyes were red and watery, and his …
The Criminal Speeding Law in Arizona as of 2024 28-701.02. Excessive Speeds; Classification A person shall not: Exceed thirty-five miles per hour approaching a school crossing. Exceed the posted speed limit in a business or residential district by more than twenty miles per hour, or if no speed limit is posted, exceed forty-five miles per …
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As Arizona celebrates Independence Day, 2Pass Defensive Driving School reminds all drivers that Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving. In 2022, a person was killed every 39 minutes in a drunk-driving crash on our nation’s roads, even though it is illegal to drive while impaired by alcohol. Every year, the Fourth of July holiday stands out …
When it comes to defensive driving, adopting comprehensive and systematic approaches can be lifesaving. The 2Pass method is one such approach, designed to help drivers anticipate and manage potential hazards effectively. Here’s a closer look at how to incorporate 2Pass’s defensive driving strategies into your daily driving routine. What is 2Pass’s Defensive Driving? 2Pass’s defensive …
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Defensive Driving: Mitigating Risks for a Safer Journey The Importance of Defensive Driving Life’s fragility means we must actively work to protect ourselves, especially on the road. Defensive driving is a practice that involves anticipating potential dangers and planning to avoid them. By being proactive, you can significantly reduce the risks associated with driving, particularly …
Defensive Driving Rule #69: Choose Your Route for Safety! Read More »
Understanding and Utilizing ABS Brakes: Enhancing Your Driving Safety The Basics of ABS Brakes Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS) have been designed to help drivers maintain control during emergency braking situations. Unlike traditional braking methods, ABS provides a significant advantage by preventing the wheels from locking up, thereby maintaining traction with the road surface. This system …
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Ensuring Child Safety in Vehicles: The Essentials The Vulnerability of Young Passengers Children are not miniature adults. Their skeletal structures are not fully developed, making them more vulnerable to crash forces. Their bones are softer and less supportive, which means impacts can cause more severe injuries than they would in an adult. Therefore, children need …
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Securing Loose Objects: A Crucial Safety Measure The Hidden Dangers of Loose Objects In the event of a sudden stop or collision, any unsecured objects in your vehicle can become dangerous projectiles. When your vehicle decelerates abruptly, these objects continue moving at the same speed until they collide with something else—potentially causing serious injuries. The …
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Defensive Driving Rule #65: Don’t Ride in Pick-Up Truck Beds The Bed of a Pick-Up Truck: Not for Passengers or Pets The Danger of Riding in the Bed The bed of a pick-up truck is designed for transporting cargo, not people or pets. Allowing passengers or animals to ride in the back of your truck …
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The Critical Importance of Protecting Your Brain The Unique Vulnerability of the BrainUnlike other parts of the human body, the brain does not heal quickly, if at all, when injured. Forty to fifty percent of brain injuries occur in vehicular accidents, and even minor injuries can have long-term, life-altering effects. For children, 20% of head …
