new drivers

Tips for keeping new drivers in your family safe

PARTNERSHIP CONTENT Many young new drivers experience a feeling of freedom. They no longer have to rely on family or friends for lifts to work or to public transportation locations. They’re on their own. But families of beginning drivers should lend support and keep a watchful eye. Here are some tips for keeping new drivers safe in your family: Encourage Them To Not Be Boastful Passing a first driver’s test marks an achievement often not forgotten. But with new confidence, sometimes eager rookie drivers take risks. Commonsense practices like keeping both hands on the wheel and adhering to speed limits are forgotten. New drivers should be reminded that a cavalier attitude isn’t wise. The consequences can be tragic. No one

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Winter driving tips for new drivers

Becoming a new driver when winter is approaching can be a challenge, particularly if you have primarily learned to drive in the summer when the weather and road conditions are better. If you’re a new (or experienced driver) and have just purchased a new car, here are tips for winter driving to keep you safe on the road. Take Winter Driving Slowly When you’re driving on the roads during the winter the most important thing to consider is the slippery surface. It is hard to see black ice patches of ice on the road at this time of year and you want to avoid causing an accident your first time out there. Be sure to drive slowly in situations when

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