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As of 2016, NHTSA reported about 5.6% rise in deadly car crashes compared to 2015. More than 37 thousand people were killed on US roads, kicking the country back to the naughtiest after the years of improvements in fatal car accident statistics. Distracted and impaired driving, speeding and not wearing seatbelts are still among the most common causes of the fatalities, but NHTSA tries to look further, researching pre-crash scenarios to minimize risks of car accidents and to prevent associated deaths, injuries and property damages.

For a novice driver, it is appalling to get into any car accident, even if it is a minor one, like scratching somebody’s car. And it is even more shocking to get into a car crash with people injured – this is a serious test for all drivers, regardless of their experience.

People use drugs for a great variety of reasons, including allergic reactions, cold-related diseases, stresses, depressions, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases (including high blood pressure), headaches and so on. But are they aware of how these drugs can affect their driving abilities?

Have you already passed your DMV permit test? Congrats! Now you’ve got your well-deserved permit to cruise on public roads while mastering your driving skills and preparing for your driver's license test. But did you forget about something?

While proceeding according to your driving test schedule, get to know the real-life situations you can face on public roads and be prepared to act adequately.

Being a novice driver, you can have rather vague ideas about what to do when receiving a traffic ticket, even if you have just learned the driver’s license laws for your DMV exams. Here is your helpful guide on the practical steps you need to take in order to avoid the most unpleasant scenario.

Road Safety Tips for Drivers Based on NHTSA Studies According to NHTSA, about 1,000 minors under 14 get killed in car crashes each year. And most of them (over 700 people) die in cars, while more than 150,000 kids are injured. These statistics are scary, and they are even more devastating since many of these fatalities and injuries were avoidable – if only adults were more responsible and focused on road safety rules.

Dangerous Driving Impacts Your Car When speaking of reckless driving, we usually mean an aggressive style some drivers assume for driving faster and cooler (at least they seem to believe it).

First, you need to know that you won’t be able to get a truck driver license without obtaining a regular DL (which is usually a Class D license).

In this article, we collected some little-known driving tips and obvious recommendations based on traffic rules, which help improve your driving skills and provide higher safety on the road.