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Hands on Wheel...
Always drive with both hands on the wheel. The best place for your hands is at the wheel as it gives you greater control in all steering positions.
Keep the Lights On...
Turn on your lights in rainy or snowy weather. Even if your visibility is good, other drivers will have a better view of your vehicle in their rearview mirrors.
Keep Snow Off...
Don’t let snow pile up on top of your car or truck. Peaks of snow increase drag and decrease gas mileage. And snow piled up can obstruct both your view and the view of other drivers.
Drive out of a Skid
Take your foot off the accelerator, steer in the direction you want to go and constantly check for an escape route.
Must for Drunk Drivers
Look for the following signs:
# Unusually high or low speed for traffic conditions
# Following other vehicles too closely
# Frequent lane changes without cause or signal
# Accelerating or decelerating rapidly
# Straddling lanes
# Driving too close to the edge of the road
# Difficulty in making turns
# Moving in and out of traffic |
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