Automotive Advice for Teens
No post, selfie, text, or photo is worth the life of yourself or others. Distracted driving is wrong and YOU can make our streets safer – don’t text and drive. #ITCANWAIT
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It Happens Fast
As a young man, Andrew, drives, (“tweet-tweet”), he’s distracted by a text message from his cellphone on the passenger seat. Hesitant, he picks it up to check and is crashed into by another car; popping up with a neck-tube feeder in a hospital room. His blank expression affirms brain damage.
Andrew sits motionless in a wheelchair for …
To identify the best and worst states for teen drivers, CarInsurance.com analyzed these five teen-driving metrics:
Don’t let an emoji wreck your life. If you’re texting, you’re not driving.
The US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s mission is to save lives on the nation’s highways.…
The Toyota Prius v is the only midsize car out of 31 evaluated to earn a good rating in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s first-ever headlight ratings.
The best available headlights on 11 cars earn an acceptable rating, while nine only reach a marginal rating. Ten of the vehicles can’t be purchased with anything other than poor-rated headlights.
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