This post was originally published on www.geico.com We’ve all been there. The little gas light on your dashboard goes on and, a few minutes later, you’re standing next to a gas pump. Out in the rain or heat or cold. Watching those gallons (and dollars) click by. And click by. As you fill your tank. …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Rules for pulling over for emergency vehicles Driving laws require you to pull over and allow emergency vehicles to pass you. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For example, you’re not allowed to break the law to pull out of the way. Additionally, you shouldn’t put …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Driving in urban areas can be more challenging and stressful than driving in suburban or rural areas. We’ve curated some city driving tips for you, whether you’re navigating streets downtown or rolling down the highways. Extra patience and awareness will always serve you well. Be ready for the …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com The federal government has established national speed limits at various times, such as the 1942-1945 “Victory Speed Limit” of 35 mph to limit gas and rubber usage during World War II. Individual states have set speed limits in more recent years. Types of speed limits In general, there …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Cold-weather driving presents several challenges. Driving in snow may be the most significant one. Driving in snow increases the risk of accidents and exposes you to more dangers than warmer weather. Fortunately, preparing your car and learning how to safely drive in snow and ice can keep you …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com If your car is stuck in snow, it can be difficult for your car to form the traction it needs to push itself forward. As a result, your tires spin while the car sits in place. Fortunately, a few techniques can help get your car out of the …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Many motorcyclists are three-season riders, especially those farther north. But year-round riding is possible if you keep the challenges and risks of cold-weather motorcycle riding in mind. You’ll need special gear to ward off the adverse weather conditions you’ll face. It’s also a good idea to get your …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Motorcycle 101 starts with having the right gear. According to the Insurance Information Institute, motorcycle riding can be fun and rewarding, but it’s also more dangerous than driving a car, so you’ll want safety gear like a helmet, protective clothing, gloves, and boots. While you may be able …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com One of the great joys of riding a motorcycle is enjoying beautiful weather and the open road — but even better is sharing that joy with friends. However, group riding can be dangerous if you don’t know how to do it. Motorcycle group rides are safest and most …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Driving is more challenging and more dangerous in the rain. According to the Federal Highway Administration, 75% of weather-related crashes occur on wet pavement. The North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies also noted that fatal car crashes increase by 34% when it’s raining. Motorcycle riders are already much …
