Driving Articles

1). Travel Phobia and Fear Of Driving By : blueboy
Travel phobia is a particular form of anxiety that may occur after a person has been involved in some kind of accident, maybe a road or rail crash. They may have escaped physically unscathed from the incident, however they might well have perceived it as a potential threat to their well being, physical health or indeed life. Anyone suffering from travel phobia is likely to avoid travelling as much as is possible.
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2). DWI, DUI, And BAC: Three Deadly Acronyms By : Doug Smith
DWI - Driving While Intoxicated. DUI - Driving Under the Influence (of alcohol or drugs). BAC - Blood Alcohol Concentration (or Content). These three acronyms form a deadly combination. The main links between the three are alcohol and driving. It is well documented that drinking alcohol impairs judgment, slows reaction time, and decreases coordination.
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3). Affordable Fun Transportation via Scooter By : Charles Kassotis
Scooters can be a fun means of transportation.
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4). How to Handle Difficult Interview Questions By : Laura Adams
You are in the middle of an important interview and are confident that you are doing an excellent job of presenting your skills and qualifications for the position. The interviewer asks the next question – and it’s a difficult one. You didn’t see this question coming and have no idea to answer it. Words catch in your mouth. You start to sweat as your illustrious visions of landing your dream job are rapidly spiraling away at a breakneck speed.
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5). Choosing the Best Radar Detectors for Your Motorcycle By : Nicola Kennedy
Because of the legal/illegal status of radar detectors in the US market many different models with different functions from different brands have emerged onto the market. Some of these radar detectors are the following: • Radar Screamer. This unit provides immediate warning in order to get the attention of the driver. This enhances the audio warning which is produced by many radar detectors to allow the motorcycle rider to better hear the warning while at constant speed.
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6). How To Write A Resume That Will Impress That Employer By : Laura Adams
Your resume is the first impression that an employer has of you. At the most basic level, a resume is simply a description of the skills, experience, education, and professional achievements that make you qualified for a position. A good resume will accurately inform an employer about your background. A great resume, however, can do much more. A great resume has the ability to persuade an employer that you have the unique talent and experience desired and that you deserve a personal interview for the position.
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7). An Efficient Commute By : Matt Allen
This morning, as usual, I was pressed for time. I had to be to my "9 to 5" especially early and I woke up late. Instead of rushing around more than I already had been, I thought I would take the time to finish my "getting ready for work rituals" in the car. After all, I have seen countless others in my rearview mirror and beside me in their cars do the same, so why can't I? As I grabbed my things, I raced out to the car and started on the 32-minute commute to work.
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8). Spain and Your Car By : Justin Aldridge
Your Licence As a member of the EU you do not need to apply for a Spanish license (as long as it is a photo-card style licence). If you do not have a license or are a non-EU citizen you must take a driving test in order to obtain a Spanish license. Driving to Spain There are three routes by which a vehicle can be transported from the UK to Spain: * Portsmouth to Bilbao, with P&O Ferries * Plymouth to Santander, with Brittany Ferries.
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9). Horse Breeds - Types of Warmbloods By : Nannikin629
Warmbloods are amazing animals. They are some of the most beautiful horses in the world, with a versatility that is unbelievable. Warmbloods, unlike what many people think, are a true breed. All of the studbooks are closed. What this means is only a horse of that breed can be registered in that studbook. The only exception is individuals of other breeding that are deemed to be able to improve the bloodline of the current breed.
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10). Cobra Radar Detectors - Do Cobras Really Work Well? By : Nicola Kennedy
Cobra is considered as one of the top producers of radar detectors. One of their most popular products is the ESD 6060. This model is undetectable to police radar and will give you enough warning to get your foot off the accelerator, even at speeds of over 100 miles per hour. And this model is identified as the least sensitive in the market. The Cobra ESD 6060 radar detector is cheaper than all other radar detectors.
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11). Dealing With A Crying Child While Driving By : C Criswell
Even the calmest, most perfect child can turn into a crying scream machine in the car. A wet diaper, an uncomfortable seat belt, or the pangs of hunger or thirst can send any child into a crying fit that can test the patience of even the most subdued of parents. An angry or screaming child can also make the drive itself more dangerous as you become more distracted by the screams of your toddler.
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12). How to Beat Rising Gas Prices By : Andrew Dillan
With Gas Prices at an all-time high, how can you get to where you’re going without breaking the bank? Don’t worry, you don’t have to give up driving altogether! 1. Compare Gas Prices The advent of the internet has made comparison shopping much easier. There are many different websites that compare gas prices in different regions. Find out what gas station in your area has the cheapest prices before filling up.
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13). Learning How To Drive By : Susan and Chuck DeFiore
I grew up in the era of moms and dads teaching us to drive. Yes we had Driver’s Ed, however, Driver’s Ed classes didn’t start until our senior year, by then most of us already knew how to drive. After all, at 16 we all wanted the coveted “learners permit!” My father taught me to drive. First we went over the basics, starting, stopping, the gauges, how the car worked, what to do on wet, dry roads, turns, and anything else my father could think of to have me prepared for any situation.
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14). What Is Radar And How Does It Affect Your Driving? By : Nicola Kennedy
We have all heard of the term 'radar' but we rarely ask ourselves what radar really means? What are its uses? And what is the purpose of it? Radar is a short form for 'radio detection and ranging'. It is a remote detection process which is used to trace and identify objects. Radar can determine the distance, speed, direction of motion and shape of an object.
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15). Anything that’s worth doing, is worth doing Poorly By : Graham and Julie
Yes you got it. You read it correctly. We’re not out of our minds. We really are saying that “anything that’s worth doing is worth doing poorly”. When we found this quote by Joachim DePosada on the web site: The Gary Halbert Letter, it struck such a huge cord. It made such immediate sense to us. The more we looked the more we realised that our lives were built around this quote.
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16). Safe Driving Tips – Hold Life in Your Grips By : David Maillie
Even with the advent of all the latest life saving and accident avoiding technologies found standard on most cars many accidents still occur and could easily be avoided. Here are some great tips to keep you safe both as a driver and as a passenger.
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17). Never Argue With A Big Truck By : John Myre
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, about 5,000 people die annually in crashes involving large trucks. In collisions between large trucks and cars, 98% of people killed were in the car. This article provides tips to safely manage your encounters with these behemoths:
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18). Vehicle Safety Habits For The Beginner Driver By : George Gabriel
It is good practice to check you’re vehicle out before proceeding out on the road, and know all the safety features of the vehicle that you are operating. It is part of defensive driving to do these checks before you take you’re vehicle on the road. Vehicle inspection should be first on the list, before proceeding out on the road. Take out the tire wrench.
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19). Are You Tyred-Out? or just Plain Lazy! By : Robin Piggott
Tyres and How to look after them by the Tyre Pressure Professor. Tyres are the one aspect of a Car that are often overlooked until disaster strikes and in this article we are going to examine all the aspects of tyre care and maintenance so that you will stay safe and arrive alive. 1. Tyres wear out… Just like any other component in a car, only more so.
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20). The Escort Passport 8500 - Making Your Driving Easier By : Niall Kennedy
Escort has been known for its incomparable radar detectors for many years now. Their Passport detectors are often classified as the best radar detectors in the business. An excellent example of this is the Escort Passport 8500 radar detector. The Escort Passport 8500 offers advanced digital signal processing which can be reprogrammed. It will also allow you to customize your detector to suit your needs.
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21). Are Kids on Wheels Safe in Public? By : Charles Kassotis
Don’t let your kids leave home without electric scooter tips like these.
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22). Defensive Driving Courses – A Brief Overview By : Steve Armstrong
Advanced Driving or also known as defensive driving is a more advanced form of training that motor vehicle drivers can take, over and above the mastery of the rules of the road, and the basic mechanics of driving. Its aim is to reduce the risk of driving by proactively avoiding dangerous situations, despite adverse conditions and/or the incorrect actions of others.
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23). Non Nationals Driving in Ireland By : Robin Piggott
It is extremely important for all non – national Drivers or all those who are contemplating taking up Driving in Ireland for the first time to acquaint themselves with all the regulations before starting off! Ireland, as a member of the European Union, has strict standards which are evolving continuously and ignorance of the rules, regulations, and.
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24). Basics Of The Game – Driving By : Edwin Shackleford
Driving is one of the most important aspects of golf. A good drive will eliminate the need for chipping and for taking long putts. What you want is to lengthen your drive or give it more accuracy. Here are a few tips to start you off with driving. Proper grip is important in driving. If you grip your club too tightly, you might get too uncomfortable to make an accurate shot.
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25). Tactical Driving Tips By : Joseph Garrio
The winter and driving shopping season is right around the corner. We need to remember that in the winter, with snow and freezing conditions, our driving tactics need to change. Accidents will occur on the snow and ice that wouldn't on dry pavement. This article will cover the important things to remember and how to drive safely. The most important thing that everyone needs to remember is that you cannot stop as fast on icy or snow covered pavement.
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