Tips For Your Teen Driver Before Their Next Road Trip
The start button is the final action on a long list of to-dos for your teen driver. Help them enjoy and thrive in their newfound freedoms.
Safety Update
Extra Care For You and Your Vehicle
Quick Lane® is dedicated to keeping you and your vehicle safely on your way with special disinfectant practices for high touch-point areas of your vehicle.
Extra Care For You and Your Vehicle
In these uncertain times, know that Quick Lane® is beyond dedicated to helping keep you and your vehicle safely on your way with special disinfectant practices for high touch-point areas of your vehicle.
Latest Brake Technologies Emphasize Pedestrian Safety
Automatic Emergency Braking is a driver-assistance technology that can apply the brakes when a crash is imminent.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently announced they will grade Automatic Emergency Braking Systems on their ability to detect and avoid pedestrians.
Find out more about this innovative technology and how the IIHS judges it.
New Impaired Driving Campaign Targets Young Adults
A new national campaign from the National HIghway Traffic Safety Administration seeks to address escalating issues with impaired driving.
States are wrestling with lower limits on blood alcohol levels, and the video highlights a driver who is seemingly sober yet displays poor reflexes.
Watch now.
Train, Car Accidents Remain Safety Issue
Multiple times a day, a train strikes a vehicle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants you to know what happens when they collide.
How To Talk To Teens About Safe Driving
Halloween can be an especially dangerous time for teen drivers, with more pedestrians crossing neighborhood streets and early nights decreasing visibility.
Learn the best ways to communicate with your young drivers.
Hazy, Dim Headlights Do Drivers Disservice
A bright, shiny new set of bulbs placed inside a pair of clean headlights reduces eyestrain and improves your view of the road.
And that’s vitally important this time of year as night driving becomes the norm.
Traveling In Midwest? Hurricane Safety Tips
Anyone who has driven through the Midwest in September knows late summer storms appear quickly and present cause major challenges for travelers.
That’s especially true if there’s a hurricane gathering on the horizon. See what emergency experts suggest for staying safe.
