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Types of restrictions for commercial drivers and what you need to do to remove them
As the demand for the commercial driving workforce soars, you want to make sure you stay ahead of all the requisites of this kind of driving. One very important requirement is the commercial driver's license (CDL). Earning your CDL ushers you right into a flourishing truck driving career.
However, to grow and sustain that career, you will need more. You should be aiming at earning certain critical endorsements while seeking to minimize certain undesirable restrictions. Whether you earn a Class A, Class B, or Class C CDL, learning about the different types of endorsements and restrictions you will encounter in your commercial driving career is paramount.
TEN SUPER AWESOME CAR HACKS FOR THE WINTER DRIVER
Prepare yourself for winter driving with ten ingenious car hacks. From using socks for traction to cleaning windows with shaving cream, ensure a smooth and safe journey in the cold.
BASIC VEHICLE MAINTENANCE TIPS THAT EVERY DRIVER SHOULD KNOW
Learning how to drive comes with a lot of responsibility. In addition to learning about the rules of the road as you prepare to take a DMV practice test, it is also important to learn about basic vehicle maintenance. Keeping up with the maintenance of your vehicle can possibly save you the time and expense of major repairs as well as keep you safe while driving. Here are four basic vehicle maintenance tips you should keep in mind.
CHOPPER, LOW RIDER, TRADITIONAL BIKE: WHICH STYLE IS BEST FOR YOU?
Motorcycles come in as many varieties as the people who own and ride them. Knowing which type is best for you depends on several factors, including riding experience, the type of riding to be done and the size of the rider. Motorcycles have evolved into highly specialized vehicles over the decades and can suit many needs and riding styles.
17 TIPS AND TRICKS FOR DRIVING IN SEVERE WEATHER
Severe weather of all kinds can cause many problems for anybody caught by surprise out on the road. Here are a number of tips and tricks that you can use in order to stay safe.
PASSING ON BAD HABITS TO YOUR TEENS (PART TWO)
You may have already studied up on the first part of this blog, but there are additional habits of mass destruction parents are handing down to the impressionable student drivers in their households. Before we get started, make sure you’re not reading this on your smartphone in the car with your teen. Setting a good example now will save you countless headaches and worry down the road.
PASSING ON BAD DRIVING HABITS TO YOUR TEENS (PART ONE)
Whether parents like to admit it or not, they are teaching their kids bad driving habits. By the time teens get behind the wheel they will have spent hundreds of hours in the car with a parent. During that time they will have picked up countless driving habits without even realizing it. While we like to think our teens have only been exposed to the safest, most responsible driving role models, this is rarely the case in reality.
TEN TIPS TO HELP YOU PASS THE ROAD TEST
Taking your on-road DMV driving test can be a stressful affair. Even though you can always retake the test, having to pay the not insubstantial fee again is not a very comforting prospect. So if you want to make sure you pass your on-road test the first time around, here are some tips to keep in mind.
TIPS FOR A HAPPY CAR: DO-IT-YOURSELF MAINTENANCE
So you've passed your driving test and are the proud owner of a brand-spankin’-new driver's license. Congrats! Perhaps you’ve managed to get yourself a car of your own, or maybe your Dad has reluctantly handed over the keys to his precious ride, hoping that you will keep it in the pristine condition he does. You both know that probably won't happen.
FIVE TIPS FOR BUYING CAR INSURANCE FOR TEENS
Many insurance policies that include teen drivers can be quite costly. This is because teen drivers are considered to be a high risk for accidents. Drivers between the ages of 16 and 19 four times are more likely to be involved in collisions and car crashes than drivers of older age groups. But all hope is not lost for your wallets, below are five tips that can help you save money on car insurance for your teen and even improve their driving skills as well.