The New Year started with a bang and a blanket of snow for the Midwestern United States, as the entire Ohio Valley and points west saw a sudden and unexpected snow squall sweep through. For anyone who has not successfully completed an online traffic school (preferably a comedy traffic school) this meant a dangerous morning …
Read more »If you’re like most people today, finding ways to save money is your #1 obsession. But if you have one or more traffic violations, your car insurance rates may be taking back every penny you work so hard to save.
Read more »Effective July 1, 2011, California courts must report traffic safety violations as convictions.
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New York Drivers pay some of the highest insurance rates in the country. However they are also fortunate to live in a state which is one of the very few in the nation that mandates insurance companies to reduce drivers premium.
Read more »Hybrids and high-mpg gas vehicles still top the list with 52% of consumers, Hybrids being most preferred.
Read more »We are always trying to save you money here at our online traffic school. The conventional wisdom that buying used cars is always the most frugal option may be tested by rising prices in the U.S. auto resale market. Edmunds.com estimates the average price paid for a used, three-year old auto has risen $1,471 — …
Read more »50 Celebrities & Their Cars 1. Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony drive an Aston Martin DB7 & Lotus Elise 2. Ryan Gosling – Drives a black Toyota Prius. 3. Pierce Brosnan – Owns an Aston Martin Vanquish. 4. Verne Troyer – Drives a custom Mercedes CLK. 5. Janet Jackson – Drives an Aston Martin Vanquish. …
Read more »When you consider total cost of ownership like special financing programs, repairs, fuel efficiency, wear and tear…, purchasing a new car can make more sense than buying used. If you’re looking for practical and affordable, we got good news for you: you can still buy a good new car under $15,000. If you have a …
Read more »MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Anyone driving the twists of Highway 1 between San Francisco and Los Angeles recently may have glimpsed a Toyota Prius with a curious funnel-like cylinder on the roof. Harder to notice was that the person at the wheel was not actually driving. The car is a project of Google, which has …
Read more »He may not actually be funny himself, but for the past two decades, Dr. Steven Sultanoff has been an evangelist for therapeutic humor. The clinical psychologist, who leans more toward clever than hilarious, teaches the value of jokes, and the belly shaking that comes with them, to medical professionals and therapists at Pepperdine University and …
Read more »Contrary to popular belief, drivers in red cars don’t get ticketed more often than their less-flashy comrades. Middle-aged males with a thing for foreign brands, on the other hand, had better watch out. Men who drive a Volkswagen GTI or Mercedes-Benz CLS-63 AMG are twice as likely to get a ticket than the average driver. …
Read more »Decide Whether the Ticket Is Worth Fighting First off, decide whether it’s worth your time to fight a ticket. If a ticket means thousands of dollars in increased insurance premiums, risk of license suspension, or other serious penalties it may be worth the hassle… however, fighting tickets is not simple it may not be always …
Read more »An intelligent traffic system can now make future predictions of which route will be the best way for you take to avoid congested roads. In urban areas especially, this traffic system is going to be wildly useful. While there are many routes a driver can take, it is not easy to predict which one will …
Read more »You cannot escape the inevitability of certain things in life: death, taxes and, if you live in a major city, being caught in a traffic jam. Traffic jams are something you just cannot avoid. When you think of traffic jams, what images come into your head? Images of hot days and dusty road congested with …
Read more »Scientists have made a new discovery with a protein that is supposed to help brain cells direct traffic from within the brain. This protein is called MEC-17. Working for an online traffic school I call the MEC-17 your brains traffic cop. Scientists are hoping that this protein will play a part in their much research …
Read more »According to research carried out by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, it seems that fewer children died last year in roadway crashes. Yet, the Department of Transportation (DOT) is cautioning parents and caregivers alike to retain the use of child safety seats or booster seats. The data for child fatality point out that the …
Read more »Unleaded regular’s hovering around $3 per gallon – which is high, but manageable. What if it goes back up to over $3 per gallon – or even $4 per gallon? Here are a few things to think about in the way of hedging your bets and insulating yourself and your family from the economic shocks …
Read more »It may seem like every day is a battle while driving on the road. You race across town to get to places on time .. avoiding cars that are driving too slow or too fast. In most cases you may fall into the latter category since you’re always trying to make it to your destination …
Read more »Yep you read that title right, but this is actually a book title. “Buddha on the Backstretch” is about how to deal with handling all the little setbacks in life with a mindful approach learned from Buddhism and from Dale Earnhardt. We suggest reading this book to handle your 4 hour commute to work.
Read more »If you haven’t heard of Mr. Traffic Ticket yet; he may become one of your best friends. A San Diego attorney, Mitchell Mehdy aka Mr. Traffic Ticket is telling a judge to take red light camera tickets, and throw ‘em out! We agree. You get hit with $460 ticket and have to defend yourself against …
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