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What is the Impact Texas Drivers Program?

The Impact Texas Drivers Program helps new drivers realize the dangers of distracted driving and how to prevent them. Never use your cell phone when driving.

A New Driver’s Guide to Handling School Zones

Learn essential tips for driving safely in school zones. Get all the information you need before hitting the roads.

Comfortable Shoes for Comfortable Driving

Did you know that your footwear could put you at risk of an accident? Avoid high heels, flip-flops, and wedges. Here's why your choice of shoes matters.

Lead By Example: How Parents Can Model Good Driving Behavior

You've been teaching your teen to drive for over a decade. Yes, really. Teens pick up on all behaviors, so here's how parents can model good driving behavior.

Is Carpooling the Future? Why It's Good to Hitch a Ride

Carpooling is a great thing for the environment, traffic, and driver's wallets. Sharing a ride with friends is a good idea, and here's why you should consider it.

How Deadly is Distracted Driving, Emotion, and Bad Habits?

Getting behind the wheel while distracted, in a bad mood, or practicing bad habits you're asking for trouble. These factors can easily lead to fatal accidents.

Why Driving Position Safety Matters, and How to Adjust It

How you sit in your vehicle matters a lot more than you might think. Here's how to adjust your seating position to protect you from whiplash, airbags, and more.

Driving on the Hills

Driving on hills and mountains is tough: engines overheat, vehicles stall, and you have less room for maneuvers. Stay safe with these 9 safe driving tips.

How to Keep Yourself Safe When Driving in High Winds

High winds can come out of nowhere and push you off of the road. Always keep your hands on the wheel, stay away from trucks, and look out for flying objects.

3 Rules That'll Keep You Safe at Railroad Crossings

Whenever you approach a railroad crossing, never try to beat a train, never go through a gate, and always use caution. Stay safe with these three rules.