When you are first learning how to drive, one of the things that you are going to hear over and over and over again is that you need to drive defensively. This doesn’t mean that you should drive like your father. What it does mean is that you have to keep a watch on what the other drivers around you are doing, … Read More

The sun is shining, the sky is blue and you’re on your way to a fun summer adventure or a cool place to relax, but with road trips in hot weather can come overheated engines, flat tires and dead batteries. Don’t get stranded on the side of the road without the supplies you need to get back up and running … Read More

These are some of the ‘secret tips’ on how to take better care of your car and your expenses too. Little steps go a long way.

Following these defensive driving tips can help reduce your risk behind the wheel: Think safety first. … Be aware of your surroundings — pay attention. … Do not depend on other drivers. … Follow the 3- to 4-second rule. … Keep your speed down. … Have an escape route. … Separate risks. … Cut out distractions.

Wondering why your car smells? It could be the gym bag you forgot in your back seat or the partially eaten egg salad sandwich that fell under your seat. But it could also be a mechanical issue with your car. If your car is giving off one of the following odors, you might need more than a deodorizer

Confused about the different types of car insurance policies and their coverage? You might find it hard to decide which type of auto insurance is the most beneficial option for you, your budget and your vehicle. To make things quick and simple to learn, this graphic made a concise differentiation.

Ever get to a crowded intersection and see the look of a confused driver? Are you not sure when it’s your turn to go? This infographic from NHTSA should help you understand right of way rules! First to Stop = First to Go. Farthest Right Goes First. Straight Traffic Goes First. When in Doubt, Bail Out.

Plenty of us hate night driving—there’s no feeling quite like getting someone else’s high beams shined in your eyes. But beyond the pure annoyance, few of us realize how dangerous it can be. Fatalities on the road occur at a rate three times greater at night than during the day, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. While only … Read More

You might have passed your driving test with flying colors and never text while driving, but it turns out there are a lot more bizarre things that can affect how dangerous you are on the road.

It is never a good idea to leave a child alone in a parked car – especially in Arizona and especially during the summer months. A vehicle’s interior can heat up 20 degrees in 10 minutes. Even when the outside temperature is in the 60s, a parked vehicle can heat up above 110 degrees. Children are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke … Read More