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We are continually warned by motoring authorities not to use mobile phones when driving, but it still astounds police that motorists continue to ignore the warnings. Accidents caused by drivers talking on their mobile phones are still on the rise and authorities are making suggestions that a hands-free car kit may become compulsory items in the near future.

This leads us to some car safety driving tips.

• Install a hands-free car kit. Whilst the use of a mobile phone when driving has been outlawed in most jurisdictions in Australia the use of hands-free devices is still allowed, although some require the phone to be mounted securely to the dashboard in an approved holder. In most cases these are available for sale independently from the Bluetooth systems and can be of the universal, adjustable type or as a phone specific cradle with built-in chargers or antenna connections.
• Look ahead. Professional drivers often comment on the fact that young drivers fail to take into account some critical factors when driving. In particular they point to the need to look far enough ahead to recognise hazards and upcoming possible problems like road congestion or change road conditions. 60% of teen vehicle crashes are caused through failure to anticipate changing conditions. It is simple common sense that if you are aware of imminent changes you can manage your speed and handle your car appropriately in anticipation.
• Slowdown. The same professional drivers have also noted the importance of slowing down and driving within speed limits. Changed road conditions also mean that speed should be lowered, even below the official speed limit so that you can take that extra bit of care. Read the rest of this entry »

Every minute you, there is a car accident happening, whether it is minor or major. Riding on the road can be fun but thousands of people die and this is a serious matter. Car accidents often claim thousands of life each year. In U.S, there are six million cars accidents on an average count. The accidents may happen due to the driver’s fault or may be others. Accidents can also happen even when you are driving safe. Whatever it may be, those accidents can be avoided.

A majority of the car accidents in US are caused by bad driving, speeding, aggressive driving, racing, driver’s inattentiveness and many more.

So when you know the road is like a quiet war zone, that might take lives even for a slightest mistake then, you ought to take great precaution. Better, you try to avoid it as far as possible.

The number one factor you have to remember while driving is to pay attention on the road. Try not to get distracted. Distraction is one major role that gets most drivers into an accident. Pay attention to the light, other cars, car speed and the road you are driving.

As long as you follow the rules of the road, the chance of getting into an accident is slim. The traffic rules are there to protect you. Breaking the rules might not be the safest way. Often people forget to wear seat belts, use cell phones, loud music and so on. Wearing seat belts can be an annoyance for some but, seat belt is one, which can save or take a person’s life. Often people forget to wear seat belts and that contributes more fatalities. About 63% of the accident victims are found to be not wearing the seat belts. Wearing seat belts have proven to be a more safety device that saves life. Avoid drinking and driving. Drunk driving is also another thing that causes fatal accidents. Read the rest of this entry »

Almost all drivers have experienced a day where you just have to grab a bite to eat while on the road. In fact, drivers are more likely to eat than talk on a handheld cell phone while behind the wheel. However, this common activity is one of the worst decisions you can make while driving. There are many reasons why eating a driving is unsafe, as well as a number of common components of eating and driving that can easily lead to a vehicular accident.

Eating and Driving Information

· Accidents involving eating or drinking distractions are more likely to happen in the morning than in the afternoon. This is because people are more worried about their appearance before work and are more likely to make rash decisions in an effort to save their appearance, decisions which frequently sacrifice their concentration on the road.

· Eating while driving a car with standard transmission can be twice as dangerous as driving an automatic. This is because the added task of shifting makes it even more complicated when attention is spared for eating or drinking.

· Cell phone use and eating while driving are a lethal combination. Virtually no attention is left for the road. This means when anything unexpected occurs on the road, there is little chance of being able to notice and avert interaction with the distraction. Read the rest of this entry »