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It’s not considered illegal to use mounting devices while driving in California, South Dakota, Minnesota, Hawaii, Arkansas, and many other states, so long as the phone doesn’t obstruct the driver’s view of the road and other cars. However, to avoid getting pulled over, ensure your mobile phone is mounted on the dashboard, around the lower corner of your windshield, and remove all non-transparent materials from the dashboard and center console. Is It Ok For Drivers To Use Cell Phones Or GPS De... Read More

When summer heat and friction are combined, the result is a spike in tire pressure which often leads to burnout. Since wear and tear combined with a sudden bump in PSI caused by driving in extremely hot weather increase the likelihood of tires blowing out, it’s best to take the necessary measures to maintain your tires. What Happens To Overheated Tires? It’s essential to check your tires regularly for signs of wear. You should also inspect them for signs of cracking, as this indicates that yo... Read More

Driving phobias stem from overwhelming distress at the thought of driving a vehicle. The physiological response is mostly centered on the nervous system and can lead to severe panic disorder in some individuals if left untreated. Some find it extremely unnerving to ride as passengers. In contrast, others have an aversion to specific driving situations, for instance, when they have to change lanes, drive through tunnels, over bridges, or when their vehicles begin to accelerate. A driving phobi... Read More

International driver’s permits give foreigners the legal authority to drive in another country as long as they already possess valid driver’s licenses from their countries of origin. International driver’s permits are recognized and considered acceptable forms of driver identification in over 174 countries. Acquiring an international driver’s permit usually takes a day or a few weeks at most. However, this largely depends on if you are applying via mail or heading down to a brick and mortar o... Read More

Overtaking a cyclist on the road can be dangerous for the driver and the cyclist. Proper bicycle passing distance, driving speed, and knowledge of who has the right of way are crucial factors to successfully and safely pass a cyclist on the road. This article will examine the distance a car should give a bicycle when moving past it. Let’s dive in. The minimum distance between a motor vehicle and a bicycle should not be less than 3 feet apart, and this clearance should be maintained until the ... Read More