No matter what time of the year you’re driving, you’ll likely come upon a vehicle pulled over on the shoulder or moving slowly. It could be..

Those of us in the Midwest face many types of driving conditions during the winter months... rain, sleet, ice, hail, and snow, sometimes..

Learning how to drive is a major milestone in a teenager’s life, symbolizing expanded independence and widened opportunities. While parents..

If winter was your first winter with a teen driver, you’re probably relieved spring is here. Hopefully no more ice, sleet, snow, or..

Both my daughters easily passed their driver's test. Their dad must have been a good instructor. At the time, they loved their newfound..

If your child attends a new school, including entering middle or high school, you can expect more challenges and homework!

If you’ve ever been to a college town, it’s common to see bicyclists and moped/scooter riders everywhere. Both forms of transportation make..

If you have teen drivers in your family, you know how nerve-racking it can be when your child gets their license and begins to drive..

Cell/Smartphones are an integral part of society. When I look at everything it can do, I think it’s one of the greatest inventions. We can..

Fall is a nice time of year in the Midwest. Fall sports are back, trees change colors, and if it was a hot summer, the cooler temperatures..

Do you happen to pump your brakes? If you have an anti-lock braking system (ABS) in your car, do you understand how to use it correctly?

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