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The Worst Roads in the US

Not only do badly maintained roads add time to our journeys, but they can also cost drivers serious money, as well as significant damage to the vehicles they’re driving. Sub-par road surfaces also reduce fuel efficiency so you’ll need to refuel more often, increasing your emissions as well as the cost of driving. The quality […]

by Zutobi · Updated Oct 19, 2021

The US Electric Vehicle Charging Point Report

There’s been a number of promises made around the world about the expansion in the electric vehicle (EV) market. With a shift in focus from the US government since last year’s election, it looks like there’s going to be a bigger push than ever to make the USA’s automobiles greener. But what’s the current state […]

by Zutobi · Updated Oct 19, 2021

What Do the US’s Most Dangerous Drivers Look Like?

It’s estimated that globally, someone is killed on the road every 30 seconds, with 20 injuries taking place too. And it’s not just drivers involved in fatal road collisions, as around 750 pedestrians are killed each day too. We all want to avoid dangerous drivers, but what makes a driver dangerous? Is it new drivers […]

by Zutobi · Updated Oct 19, 2021

Sharing the Road with Other Road Users

As a driver, you must learn the rules of sharing the road with bicyclists, motorcycles, trucks, slow moving vehicles, low speed vehicles and horse-drawn carriages. Sharing the road requires that you understand how to adapt when you are driving to make the roads safe for everyone. Bicyclists Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as […]

by Zutobi · Updated Mar 11, 2021

Emergency Vehicles & Law Enforcement: What to Do and How to Act

When approaching an emergency vehicle on the roadway with flashing lights or sirens, you must yield the right-of-way in every situation. This includes police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, and other government vehicles with blinking or flashing lights.  Emergency vehicles are allowed to break traffic rules, such as driving on the wrong side of the road, […]

by Zutobi · Updated Aug 27, 2021

Synthetic Oil vs Conventional Oil – What’s the Difference and Which Should You Choose?

It’s been a long time since car manufacturers recommended that you change your motor oil every 3,000 miles. Today, modern cars have advanced past ignition points, carburetor adjustments, and even needing to add water to your battery.  Modern motor oils are advanced too. Although uncommon, some even recommend a changing interval of up to 25,000 […]

by Zutobi · Updated Jun 14, 2021

What are Turnout Areas?

Along certain routes, you will occasionally see a sign that says ‘slower traffic use turnouts’. What does it mean, and for who? Turnout areas are special areas next to the road that drivers can enter. They are meant to help create a smooth traffic flow on roads without passing lanes or where overtaking may be […]

by Zutobi · Updated Jun 14, 2021

How to Jump a Car (Step-by-Step Guide)

Your car battery is used to power many components in a vehicle, such as the lights and the radio. More importantly, the car battery is used to start the car, which means you won’t be able to get anywhere if your battery is dead. Luckily, there is a way to revive a dead battery; you […]

by Zutobi · Updated Jun 14, 2021

CDL Federal and Medical Requirements

You need to understand the minimum Federal and State CDL requirements to get a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) or Commercial Driver’s License.  The Federal CDL requirements apply to all U.S. states and exist to create minimum standards for licensing drivers. Depending on where you live, your state may have additional requirements. Minimum Requirements for CDL […]

by Zutobi · Updated Jul 26, 2021

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