Why a Post-Crash Inspection Is Different From a Routine Check The 12-Point Car Inspection Checklist After a Crash 1. Seat Belts 2. SRS Airbag Control Module 3. Deployed Airbags 4. Structural Frame and Unibody 5. Steering and Alignment 6. Suspension Components 7. Tires and Wheels 8. Brake System 9. Fuel…
It can be alarming when you notice that your car’s oil change symbol is on. And not knowing why your vehicle is displaying the warning light can be nerve-wracking. Dashboard lights usually indicate something is wrong inside your car, and it’s never nice to imagine that you might face costly…
One of the most important indications drivers can use to keep track of their car’s performance is the dashboard lights. These lights display status information about the components and systems that allow the vehicle to function. And when a light turns on, drivers know there may be a problem they…
As a driver, you should always ensure that everything in your car is working correctly before turning the key in the ignition. While it’s easy to get into auto-pilot mode and hope everything is in good condition, there are a few safety tips you should consider. By following this pre…
At some point in time, we all need to take our vehicles to get inspected. In some states, that time comes once a year, and depending on the state of your vehicle, the whole experience might fill you with dread. After all, we’re all a little wary of what a…
Rear end collisions are one of the world’s most common car accidents. They are typically caused by distracted driving, but another leading cause is drivers following behind vehicles too closely. When you are following too closely behind another driver, you might need to give yourself more time to stop if…
While you’ve likely heard of defensive driving, offensive driving is just as common – but a lot worse. If you’re prone to frustration on the road or just plain road rage, you’ve likely engaged in some offensive driving. However, you don’t have to have these traits to be an offensive…
Car accidents are highly stressful on those involved, and it doesn’t help alleviate the stress when your car starts to malfunction. Unfortunately, one common issue that can happen with cars after they’ve been involved in an accident is that their seat belts will lock and jam, preventing you from legally…
Why Don’t School Buses Have Seat Belts? Everything You Need to Know Did you know that more than half of the nation’s almost 50 million K-12 students use a school bus to get to and from school each day? This greatly contrasts the pattern a few decades ago when active…
Why are Seat Belts Important? Seat belts are part of the standard safety equipment installed in any modern vehicle, but why should we wear seat belts? Other than the fact it’s the law in every part of the U.S., the importance of seat belts cannot be underestimated. Below, we will…
