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WHAT TO BRING TO THE DMV

Who doesn't hate visiting the DMV? Long wait times. Tedious forms. Strict guidelines. Worse than having to visit the DMV once, is having to revisit it because you forgot an important document or form the first time. We've compiled a quick checklist of the most common documents that you typically need to bring with you to the DMV. Remember before you visit the DMV to check the wait times online to avoid as much as possible a long wait time. 

TEN CRAZY AMERICAN TRAFFIC LAWS

Here are Ten of America's most bizarre traffic laws! From not parking in front of Dunkin Donuts in Maine to the prohibition of driving blindfolded in Alabama, these laws will leave you scratching your head.

TOP FIVE DRIVING MYTHS DEBUNKED

Uncover the truth behind common driving myths! From oil change intervals to hands-free driving safety, get the facts and drive with confidence. Debunk myths and stay informed.

Teen Driving Privileges

Teen drivers need guidance and guidelines when they first get their driver's licenses. This is because they are still inexperienced and are largely unable to pay for a car or the expenses that go with it. Until they prove that they can handle driving and paying for a car what guidelines should parents put in place?

Teen Drinking and Driving

If you are the parent or guardian of a teen who will soon be testing to receive his or her driver's license then you may be understandably nervous. After all you care greatly about your child's safety and worry about him or her being behind the wheel. Still it is a teen's rite of passage to obtain a driver's license which means all you can do is prepare him or her to be as safe as possible on the road.

Five Most Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents

While some people ride motorcycles for recreation others rely on them for fuel-efficient transportation. Unfortunately motorcycles also offer less protection for you or your passenger in case of an accident. In fact motorcycle accidents are 35 times more likely to result in death than car accidents are according to data from the federal government for 2006. This study compared the number of deaths for each type of vehicle per mile traveled.