Laws
Undocumented and Driving: A Debate of Citizenship and Privileges
It’s been all over the news lately – undocumented immigrants are signing up to take their driving tests and many states are...
New York Parking Ticket Violations: Costs and How to Avoid
Parking tickets are pretty much a way of life in New York City. They keep drivers on their toes and generate lots of revenue for...
New Florida Booster Seat Law – January 1, 2015
New Booster Seat Law Begins January 1 Beginning January 1, 2015, children ages 4 and 5 will be required to sit in a child safety...
Are New York’s Yellow Lights Too Short?
Lots of drivers complain that yellow traffic lights are too short, but did you know that the length of yellow lights varies by...
Texas Headlight Laws: Are You Breaking the Law?
Although there are many similarities among headlight laws from state to state, one might say that the devil is in the details....
Renewing Your Texas Driver License: Learn the Basics Now, Save Headaches Later
For many Texans, renewing a driver license is on par with paying taxes and standing in a never-ending line at the post office....
Headlight Laws in New York State: What You Might Not Know
Many modern cars have automatic headlights that flip on as soon as the ignition is turned. Even if your vehicle’s headlights are...
The History of Speed Limits in America: A Nation Speeding Up
Whether you appreciate them or hate them, speed limits are an important part of American history. Here’s a brief history about...
What to Know about Speed Cameras in New York School Zones
Most New York drivers understand why they should slow down in school zones – to keep kids safe. However, many drivers are unaware...
Car Seat Safety Changes for 2014
The NHTSA is changing their recommendations for the use of child car seats in 2014. The change takes into account the combined...