9th July 2016
If you are driving in Iowa, you need to be aware of 10 traffic laws that may be different then the laws of neighboring states. Some of these differences may include the rules for child safety, how the state handles drunk drivers, how new driver’s get licensed, and the penalties for work zone violations.
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9th July 2016
States define their own traffic laws, so you can encounter a different set of rules for every state you drive through.
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9th July 2016
Many drivers, especially new drivers, wonder if traffic laws are the same for every state, and might feel pretty tense about driving when they learn that state laws can widely vary.
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9th July 2016
Illinois has been working to increase highway safety and reduce the number fatal accidents that occur every year because of speeding, drunk driving, inexperience, and other detrimental driving behaviors.
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9th July 2016
Indiana has adopted many of the recommended traffic safety laws suggested by the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety. These laws have helped reduce negative driving behaviors like speeding and drunk driving and drop the number of fatal accidents from a high of 938 in 2005 to a ten-year low of 746.
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9th July 2016
Do you know when you have to wear a helmet in Delaware? What about the penalties for drunk driving? Do you know when the law says a child can stop using a child seat?
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11th July 2016
Many people confuse aggressive driving with road rage, but there are several significant differences between the two. Aggressive driving is a traffic offense that generally involves a driver disobeying traffic laws, putting people and property in jeopardy.
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