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State ID cards are issued by Massachusetts Registry of Motor vehicles (RMV) for those residents who have no valid driver’s license, or instruction permits or the Identification card. These ID cards are used to provide your age, residence and identity in various situations. This ID card is valid for 5 years and this expires usually on your birthday after it gets issued. Massachusetts issues Massachusetts ID as well as Massachusetts Liquor ID. So you really do not have to worry if you do not ha... Read More

Did you know that a lot of insurance companies will give you a reduction on your auto insurance premium just for taking a defensive driving course? If you are wondering why you should take a defensive driving course, then here is the appropriate and more technical reason. If you have got a ticket while driving in Texas or you are trying to apply for insurance rate reduction, then it is important that you should take a defensive driving course. You can easily clear your records with the help o... Read More

The US is a nation where people love to drive. Although in some places the public transportation is pretty impressive, people still prefer to ride their own car. With driving comes the risk of bearing huge fines for the tickets when you do not follow the traffic rules. Everyone makes mistakes and mistakes are to be corrected and not allowed to repeat many times. One who is well versed with traffic rules not necessarily can be exempt from getting a ticket in New Jersey . People, who are always... Read More

Illinois is one of the top 3 states in US who have been strictly following the car seat laws for Illinois’ children. Because of the increasing number of accidents every month, it is quintessential to enforce the car seat laws and traffic rules and regulations. It is the responsibility of every driver to keep their young passenger’s safe while driving on the roads. Child Protection Act The law specifies that Illinois State requires that the driver and his passengers are required to be secured... Read More

Nevada is said to be the first state in the United States of America to pass the driverless vehicle authorization law on the roadway. The Legislative Commission of the state’s DMV has approved the regulations with respect to testing of the driverless vehicles on the Nevada roads in last February. This has paved a way to the automobile companies to test their vehicles (including both cars and trucks) autonomously on the roads. So if you are wondering this might be a marketing gimmick, then you... Read More