With distracted driving now playing a part in 80 percent of all car crashes, according to a recent Virginia Tech study, and responsible for some 5,500 automotive fatalities annually, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the problem of mobile phone use for texting and talking behind the wheel has become and epidemic.
We in South Carolina could soon face the reality of longer and heavier trucks on our roads and bridges if some in Washington have their way. During last year's legislative session, Congress considered...
Work on your attitude—it is more than 50% of what makes a top-notch driver. Prefer others, be quick to back down, etc.
We certainly have a lot of challenges in driver and traffic safety education and need to do better. Vehicle crashes are still the leading cause of teen fatalities. Surveys show that only 50 percent of teens take...
Because of the hard economic times, the legislature's desire has been to cut as many services as possible. Therefore they are attempting to suspend the...
We are facing a change in the way South Carolina driver education will be taught. As some of you already know the South Carolina legislature is looking at changing...