Never take notes while driving. Carefully pull off the road if you must take notes. Congestion on the roads is a frequently cited reason for aggressive driving behavior. A big car with air bags If you choose a small, economy car to conserve money on fuel, you effectively double your risk of fatality for yourself and your family. The bigger the car the better.
Size is even more important than air bags, though air bags are very important in their own right.
You don't save much time by going 10 miles over the speed limit. Tired truck drivers Drivers with irregular schedules were far more likely to be involved in fatigue-related accidents than those with regular schedules. Sideline Unlicensed Riders Helmet laws and the campaign against unlicensed motorcyclists may not seem like natural partners. But if riders everywhere were required to wear a helmet, the number of unlicensed riders on the road would probably decline, says Allan Williams, senior vice president of research at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Currently, not all states have passed legislation that requires helmets, but if they did, Williams thinks the motorcyclist population would drop.