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Car Safety

The Car Buying Guide: Which Vehicle is Right for You or Your Family?

There's a lot to think about if you're planning to buy a car for yourself and your family. We'll help…

A Quick Refresher: Driving and Maintaining Your Vehicle in Wintry Conditions

Winter driving can be dangerous, especially in the snowier parts of the country. According to the Federal Highway Administration, more…

How to Handle a Roadside Breakdown

As you start planning upcoming travel (a road trip perhaps?) make sure to follow these tips to help prepare for and…

Driving in Fog, Dust Storms, and Sandstorms

Driving risk takes many forms, and the loss of visibility poses a serious one. Although weather conditions are beyond a…

Everything You Need to Know About Ride Sharing

Ride sharing sounds like it would involve carpooling to work with a coworker, hitching a ride to an event with…

11 Cool Tips for a Comfortable Summer Drive

The hotter months can make your summer drive downright uncomfortable. If you leave your car parked in the sun on…

Safest and Most Dangerous States for Pedestrians

Generally, we don't think of walking as a hazardous activity, but pedestrians are vulnerable any time foot traffic and vehicular traffic mix. Nothing…

Considering A Teen Driving Monitor or Car Tracking Device for Parents? Here’s What You Need to Know

For many teens, one of the most exciting times in their lives is when they drive by themselves for the…

Why Modern Cars Cost More to Repair

Years ago, fixing a car after a collision may have meant straightening out steel and swapping out damaged parts. But…

How to Protect Your Home and Car From Hail Damage

Hail—pellets of frozen rain that may fall at speeds of more than 100 miles per hour—can cause more than a…