Winter driving safety tips 9 Articles

by Laurie L. Bishoff

Winter driving is totally different than any other kind of driving. Here are some of the top winter driving tips that I believe will keep you safe on the road. 1 - TIRES: Make sure your tires have good tread and that th...read more

by Nicholas Borgia

It's that time of year again: the tons of turkey, stuffing and pie consumed over the Thanksgiving holiday have finally left your system, the relatives have returned back to where they came from and you are coherent enough ...read more

by Sam Smart

Driving in the wintertime can be very treacherous, especially in much of the northern United States and in mountain ranges. A lot of drivers grumble about winter because they have to venture out in the extreme cold, warm ...read more

by Wyatt Suiter

Avoiding the icy roads can be very hard. No matter if you have A.W.D.(All-Wheel Drive) or four wheel drive your car may not drive well in winter road conditions. I myself drive a front wheel drive car. A 1995 Ford Escort L...read more

by Curtis Carper

After 40 years of Northern Minnesota driving, logging in a half million accident free commercial miles, as well an accident free record in my personal driving, you would think I'm an expert when it comes to winter driving....read more

by Douglas Black

Driving in snow is as unpredictable as determining your tax return each year, except with your tax you're not at the mercy of everyone else out there! Winter can be filled with plenty of beauty, but if you are frequently d...read more

by Marion Winningham

Anybody who knows me will tell you that my favorite thing to say in the winter is, "I know that sign is out there and someday I'm going to see it". "What sign?", you might ask. I know that right before winter, somebo...read more

by Shawna Blake

Living in the snow-belt of Ohio, I have seen my fair share of accidents in mid-winter. Just because your SUV has four wheel drive, or you've driven in a blizzard before doesn't mean that an accident can't happen. There are...read more

by Dina Terrell

While the best thing you can do is steering clear of driving in hazardous conditions altogether; unfortunately the reality is sometimes you just don't have a choice. As a New Englander, I have driven in my share of poor c...read more