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Motorcycle riders choose to ride for many reasons but likely at the top of the list is the freedom of the road and the thrill of riding. With that thrill, whether admitted or not, comes the notion that there’s an inherent danger and mastering control of the threats are like adrenaline to thrill seekers. It’s not uncommon for riders to think that they can influence the dangers, and with practice, skill and a little luck, they can. Motorcycle riders, especially new riders will often encounter... Read More

Louisiana is in the South, is highly populated and has several major interstates, I-49 and I-55 which runs north to south and I-20 which runs east to west, making it a heavily traveled state. Because of the traffic running through the state, the dangers are exponentially increased. The constant and repeated use of the highways and alternative roadways make the roads deteriorate quicker than one might think and causing hazards that are often left for motorists to avoid before they are schedu... Read More

When you’re driving it is important to keep your safety as well as the safety of others in mind. An accident can cause temporary loss of a drivable vehicle from damages, increased insurance rates, injury or even death. Many of these accidents can be avoided if more drivers would practice safe and defensive driving while on the road. While we can’t control other drivers around us, there are ways we can contribute to safety on the roadways. What to Do To Prevent an Accident Sometimes an acciden... Read More

Your Commercial Drivers License or CDL must be current and valid at all times while operating any commercial vehicle in the United States as well as other countries. Most police patrol cars are equipped to know if you have a valid CDL license whether you are carrying it with you or not, and many states require you have it on you at all times regardless. If you are involved in a collision or accident while driving with a suspended or expired CDL, the fines and penalties are more severe and cou... Read More

After you have completed and passed your written drivers test, you will need to take the behind the wheels portion of testing in order to receive your license. The Florida behind the wheel road test is approximately 20 minutes long, and will cover some of the basic maneuvers you will you use in daily driving on the road. An instructor will ride with you during the test and grade you based on your ability to complete simple operations such as turning right and left on the road. What can I do t... Read More