Friday, January 31, 2014

That's What Mirrors and Brakes Are For

Some people don't know how to use all the different devices in their car, like brakes or mirrors. Watch this video for the end of January. It'll amaze you that people like that ever got their license.


May Febraury be even better than January!
Nadav

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Thursday, January 30, 2014

First Time Driving: Danielle

We've had over two hundred new drivers in this blog, but never one like Danielle. I don't remember anyone crying while learning to drive. Most of them just laugh hysterically.

I usually like to embed videos, but since embedding is disables on this video and it's a really special one, you can watch Danielle here.

This video is six days old, so Danielle still has plenty of time to practice and calm down. Driving is useless if you cry all the way.

Good luck!
Nadav

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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Top Gear Live Perth: Part 2

Here it the second and final part of this Top Gear Live series. Enjoy!


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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Car Use In Cities Is Going Down

A recent study published this month shows that US cities are declining in car use. The number of households without a car has risen slightly since 2007, and will probably keep rising as long as car possession keeps getting more and more expensive.

Driving inside US cities can truely be a nightmare, with very high parking prices and a very small number of street parking spots. With an increase in mass transit, I guess that car possession will go even lower.

On the other hand, this is some good news for drivers, who have to deal with less traffic.

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Monday, January 27, 2014

What You Need for a Quote

If you want an auto insurance quote, you will need several pieces of information in order to get a quote. Here is an article by Brad R King that explains it.

14 Things You Will Need to Get an Auto Insurance Quote

Searching for car insurance requires preparation. Whether you apply for a quote online or offline, you will need to provide the insurance company with some basic information about yourself. While application questions will vary from insurer to insurer, there are some factors that every insurance provider considers when calculating your premiums. Insurance companies request this information to make an accurate assessment of the risk you present to them. Using the information you provide, an insurer can determine the probability of an accident, as well as how likely you are to pay your bills on time.

Here are thirteen things any insurance company will need to provide you with a quote:

  1. Your drivers license number. Without a permit or driver's license, it is illegal to operate a vehicle. Insurance companies use your number to verify that you are who you say you are, and to verify the status of your driver's license.
  2. Your social security number. This is used for identity verification, as well as for credit checks.
  3. The ownership status of the vehicle. You will have to specify whether you rent or own the vehicle.
  4. The vehicle's make, model, year, and VIN number. This information can be found on the title of the vehicle.
  5. How the vehicle will be used. Will the insured automobile be used primarily for business or personal traveling?
  6. Credit history. Insurance companies use your personal credit history to gain insight into how well you have been able to meet your financial obligations. A poor credit rating raises the risk levels in the eyes of an insurance company.
  7. The type of coverage you prefer. The state-required liability is the most basic coverage you can buy. Liability only covers the other driver when you are at fault in an accident, and you will need to purchase additional coverage to be compensated for any damages or losses you may incur. You should know beforehand if you will comprehensive, collision, or uninsured motorist coverage.
  8. Zip code. Have you ever wondered why online quote boxes always start with just the zip code? It's because this is one of the first things car insurance companies use to determine your rates. Location is important for a number of reasons. If you are in a area where there is a high rate of accidents, crimes, auto-thefts break-ins etc., your rates will be higher than if you were in a more statistically safe area.
  9. Your marital status. Being married can reduce your insurance costs.
  10. Your age. Younger drivers are more likely to be involved in an accident, and are therefore charged higher rates.
  11. Driving history. You may be asked about any recent moving violations or traffic accidents. Try not to withhold any information. Insurance companies do follow up on your answers, and they can't find out if you've had an incident pretty easily. As the old saying goes, honestly is the best policy.
  12. Your auto insurance situation. Do you currently have coverage? You may be required to tell how long you have had an active policy with your insurer. You may also need to know the coverage limits on your current policy. And just like with your driving history, insurance companies have ways to verify the information your provide. If your insurance has lapsed recently, it's better to be honest about it up front. Any insurance company can deny you coverage if they feel that you have provided dishonest or misleading information.
  13. Your policy deductible. In addition to knowing the type of coverage you need, you will also need to know how much you are willing to pay up-front before your insurance provider pays on a claim. The higher your deductible, the lower your annual premium.
  14. Your email address and phone number. When applying for a quote online, these two pieces of information may be used to contact you. You won't be signed up to any mailing lists, and you will only be contacted by a licensed agent.

Finding a car insurance plan online can be frustrating, especially when you don't have all of the requested information handy. Use this list and be prepared when you apply for your next plan.

Use us when you're buying auto insurance online. Compare plans fast by getting free online auto insurance quotes.

Source: EzineArticles.com.

Thank you Brad! That was definitely enlightening.

Nadav

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Sunday, January 26, 2014

Sell Old Toyota Cars

If you have an old Toyota car you wish to sell, this video can be very useful.


I hope you found it useful,
Nadav

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Saturday, January 25, 2014

A Summery Winter

January is almost ending, but we are still in summer driving mode. Temperatures are high and no rain is coming soon. I had to use the air conditioning in the car to cool down. Something is seriously wrong with the weather.

At least I can clean my car without the fear of doing something completely useless.

Nadav

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Friday, January 24, 2014

What to DO if You Want to Pass

Do's and don'ts are a part of every checklist for the driving test. While they're not very thorough, they can give a quick reminder before an exam.


When taking a driving exam, there are many mistakes that you can make if you're not prepared. Most of the people who fail make the same mistakes. Knowing which mistakes to avoid and getting enough driving practice are essential if you want to pass.

Here is a list of things you must do in order to pass your upcoming road test.


While you must demonstrate that you feel confident behind the wheel, you shouldn't be overly confident to the point where you come off as lazy. You must continue following the rules of the road and keeping an eye out for potential hazards as you are driving.
Always know when it's your turn to go and when to give the right away to others. Remember to come to a complete stop at red lights, when approaching an intersection, and at a STOP sign. Making a wrong turn or going when you are not supposed to will not only cause you to fail, it could also cause you or someone else to get hurt.
Always change lanes at the appropriate times. Remember to check your blind spot and mirrors. Give the proper signal before you begin to change lanes. Keep an eye out for traffic in front of you as well. Forgetting to do any of these steps is why many people fail.
Unless they are speeding, stay about two seconds behind the vehicle in front of you at all times. Do this even if they are going very slow and there is no way to legally pass them. You never know when they might stop all of a sudden.
Always stay as close to the speed limit as possible. Pay close attention to areas where the speed limit is reduced. These areas include roads where construction is being done, school zones, bus stops, etc. Sometimes you won't have any choice but to go slowly, such as when you are driving in poor weather conditions. The most important thing to do on the day of the test is to stay as close to the speed limit as safely possible.
Know what all of the controls and instruments are for and when to use them. This might seem obvious, but many students really don't learn the ins and outs of the vehicle. Don't take the test until you do.

Keep these guidelines in mind and try not to make the mistakes that are so common with student drivers. If you really want to pass, you need to make sure you know all of the rules and when to apply them.

There is so much more helpful information online that will help you learn how to drive. With the right driving guide, you can easily prepare for your road exam. Check out some online resources for student drivers.

I hope you found this article useful.

Nadav

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Thursday, January 23, 2014

First Time Driving: Leon

Today's first time driver is Leon who, as you'll see, prefers the off-road approach.


This video is from the end of December, so Leon still has a very long way to go until he can get his license. Hopefully he'll do well on asphalt as well.

Nadav

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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Top Gear Live Perth: Part 1

Today's Top Gear video is a live show from Perth, Australia. Enjoy!


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Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Poor Driving? No Driving

Sometimes driving poorly can get you very easily off the road. And how do you get to driving poorly? Mainly drinking.

Don't drink and drive. It's never worth it.

Nadav

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Monday, January 20, 2014

Get the Best Possible Quotes

Every week, we deal here with insurance and insurance quotes. Today, Jared Medders wants to show us the three best ways to find them.

3 Ways to Get the Best Auto Insurance Quotes

The insurance coverage industry and marketplace has certainly come a lengthy way. It has changed now and the number of auto insurance brokers/agents offering different car insurance policies, and lowest car insurance rates are increasing. The best way to get insurance is to look for insurance quotes both offline and online.

Since the Web has revolutionized the way people communicate and the way companies market different products and services, it's simpler for us today to locate the best insurance quotes.

The process of purchasing car insurance policies has never been easier now that we have the Internet. It has made the process of purchasing car insurance faster and easier. Discussed below are the different ways on how to acquire information on car insurance coverage using the web as an efficient tool.

1. Look for the best auto insurance quotes to find lowest car insurance coverage by visiting the websites of the different companies offering the service. Most insurance companies these days run their own websites as they have low cost compared to running an office. There are many insurance providers and brokers these days that are very dedicated in giving you information on the various services they offer at no cost.

2. Use online comparison tools. Comparison websites can be easily found in the internet, they can also provide good amount of information and can provide you a link to the company that you think is best for your purpose. The good thing about these online comparison sites is that you only not get best quotes these tools are also free. You do not have to spend something for it since they make money whenever you have bought a car insurance coverage policy through their website. All you need to do is to provide them the necessary information for these tools to generate the best quotes and they will deal with the rest.

3. Using quote generation tools provided by insurance companies in their respective websites is also an excellent way to get the best auto insurance quotes. By utilizing these tools, you'll save an excellent quantity of money, time, and effort that you would have normally spent when going to agent's workplace.

The internet is a very convenient tool in finding the best auto insurance quotes. The insurance business has evolved ever since the Internet was invented that numerous people nowadays are relying on it to locate the lowest insurance rates. To find best auto insurance quotes, don't neglect to compare them so you get the best deal.

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Source: EzineArticles.com.

Thank you Jared! That was an eye-opener.

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Sunday, January 19, 2014

Use Salt to Melt Ice

When you're in the middle of a polar vortex (or just winter in some places), it's important to keep the roads ice free for maximum safety. Here is a video showing how to use salt for that.


Drive safely!
Nadav

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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Vacuum Time

Last Sunday I took two of my cousins, again, in my car. After they've learned about seat belts, they taught me a lesson about eating in the car.

As we entered the car and they buckled up (yes, education works), one of them spilled a powdered candy all over the back seat. I stayed calm and avoided the temptation to strangle him.

Six days later, it's over. I took a vacuum and sucked all this powder (and a few tons of sand) from the car. Now it looks much, much cleaner.

I also learned a new lesson: minors are no longer allowed to eat in my car. Ever.

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Friday, January 17, 2014

Some More Important Practices

Last week we talked about some important maneuvers to practice, and this week we have some more. Take notes.


The driving test is only as difficult or easy as you make it out to be. As long as you remain positive, you will able to feel more confident. Even if you make mistakes during your practice driving sessions, you can still remain positive. All you have to do is understand where you went wrong so that you can make improvements. A good instructor will help you analyze what you need to work more on in order to become a better driver.

One of the first things you need to do if you haven't already, is to know how to use everything on the dashboard. This includes the windshield wipers, lights, mirrors, indicators, and so forth. You can be sure that the test examiner who is in the car with you on test day will watch how you use the controls and instruments. Demonstrate that you know what everything is for.

Although it seems like common sense, you need to know how to actually start and stop the vehicle. When starting, don't just rely on the mirrors. Turn around and check your blind spot as well. You never know when a small child or animal might be behind you. You might not be able to see them if you simply check the mirrors.

Know how and when to stop the vehicle as well. Plan out practice sessions in advance. Go drive around different roads in your area. Practice on routes with Stop signs, YIELD signs, intersections, and so forth. While you're at it, practice stopping the car beside a curb, in a driveway, parking space, etc. Learn how to pull it in to any parking spot safely.

Another thing you'll need to learn is driving in reverse. Your instructor will help you determine when you are ready. You'll need to first get a lot of steering practice in. Whenever you attempt to drive in reverse, do so in an empty area where there are no other vehicles or hazards.

You can practice driving without actually being behind the wheel. The next time you're a passenger in a car, observe the driver's movements. How do they hold the wheel? When approaching STOP signs or an intersection, at which point do they start to slow down? When do they use the signal lights? You should also get into the practice of observing the traffic around you. Learn how to anticipate dangerous situations and what you can do to prevent them from happening.

Once again, try to maintain a positive mindset about becoming a good driver and passing the test. Mental preparation is just as important as physical preparation.

In today's world, you can obtain all of the information you need for passing your driver's test on the internet. There are so many resources and tools to help you, and much of it is well put together. An online driving course will help you learn everything from parallel parking to defensive driving.

I hope this article, like the ones before, helped you.

Nadav

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Thursday, January 16, 2014

First Time Driving: Annemarie

Today's first time driver is Annemarie who stresses her mother in an empty parking lot on a Sunday.


This video is from January 5, so Annemarie still has a very long way to go until she can get her license. Hopefully her mother will calm down by then. Just a little bit.

Good luck!
Nadav

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Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Top Gear Race to San Siro: Part 2

Today: the results. Who will get to San Siro first? Watch and find out.


Enjoy!
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

They Can Drive, But Not in Theory

Starting this year, people who are not legal residents of Nevada but want to drive there must obtain a card that requires them to pass a written test and a driving test.

Apparently, on the first week of the program, 76% passed the driving test, but 67% failed the written test.

I guess that if you require all licensed drivers to go through the same procedure where they live, you'll get approximately the same numbers. Experienced drivers tend to forget all those little laws about parking distances and theoretical information about the right of way in very rare situation.

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Monday, January 13, 2014

Insurance? Not Required (Anywhere)

Despite what some companies claim (and what I thought until now), it turns out that car insurance is not mandatory in all states. Here is an article by Javier V Boix about this fact.

Car Insurance Is Not Required in All States, Despite What Some Insurance Companies Claim

Car insurance is set in place to protect both you and others from the high price of car repairs. This is the reason that almost every state makes it mandatory that a person has car insurance when they register a vehicle. If a person who does not have insurance hits you, they will be fined but you will have to pay for the repairs if they are unable to. If you are driving without insurance, a person could take you to court to recover the cost to repair their property damage and medical bills.

A few states will allow you to register a vehicle without car insurance with conditions. In New Hampshire, if you can show that you are able to cover the cost of damages immediately, then you do not need to be insured. However, many argue that if you can show that you can immediately cover the damages, then you can also afford car insurance.

In addition to New Hampshire, other states have other options to car insurance. Virginia and South Carolina will allow a person to drive legally without vehicle insurance if they pay $500 to the state. You will receive a receipt that must be shown if you are pulled over by a law enforcement officer. If you do not have the receipt on you, then you can be ticketed for driving without insurance. This finding will also make you responsible for any court cost that is required. It is important to note that you will still be liable for the damages you cause in the accident.

South Carolina also has an uninsured motorist fee, and it is $50 more at $550 each year. The driver is still liable for damage and it is due every year. Many car insurance plans that offer just the bare minimums for the state cost less than $550 a year. You are also taking a large gamble by not having insurance to protect your vehicle and people inside from damages.

If you want nothing more than liability if there is an accident, then this fee is for you. Most people who opt for this method do not have any assets to lose and want to drive in a legal manner. Unfortunately, they rarely own much, which makes it difficult to get the money for repairs.

There are many who do not understand why insurance is so necessary. Some companies would tell you it has to do with the covering the possibilities. A handful of people that opt to take the voluntary fee are gambling that they will not get into a wreck. If they do hit someone, they could look at property damage of several thousand dollars. However, there are also the medical bills that can quickly accumulate with the price of chiropractic care and x-rays.

With the varying types of car insurance policies, it is important that one have accurate insurance information. If you live in one of the states that offer you the ability to pay an annual fee, you will want to take great care in making sure that you considered all of the potential costs if in an accident. Before you assume that insurance is too expensive, take the time to talk to a variety of companies and look into the discounts they offer to lower the monthly premiums.

Source: EzineArticles.com.

Thank you Javier! That was definitely new. Although I personally think that it's best to be covered and not take such risks.

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Sunday, January 12, 2014

How Often Should You Change Synthetic Motor Oil?

If your car is using a synthetic motor oil, you may have to replace it every now and then. Here is a video that will help you determine when.


Hope it helped,
Nadav

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Saturday, January 11, 2014

The Benefits of Inflation

In the past few weeks I had a strange feeling that my car isn't driving as good as it should. A quick look under it showed me everything I needed to see: I had to inflate my tires.

What I did was simple: I inflated my tires. Lo and behold, it was a totally different experience, like I was driving a totally new car.

Sometimes you just need some air.

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Friday, January 10, 2014

What Is Important to Practice

When you practice your driving for the test, there are some key aspects you must not avoid. Here is an article about these important topics.


There are so many things to remember when preparing for your driver's test. You might be feeling overwhelmed by all of the rules. In order to prove your proficiency as a driver, you need to do a large number of things: parallel park perfectly, drive in reverse, drive on an intersection, show that you know what the traffic lights and signs are all for, and so forth.

On top of all that, the examiner might try to trick you. They might try to tell you to do something that is against the rules just to see if you are smart enough not to fall for it. One thing they might do is to not put their seatbelts on to see if you will notice. Pay close attention to everything they tell you. As long as you study hard enough, you shouldn't have much to do worry about.

One thing you must already remember to do is pay close attention to the posted speed limit. While you are required to stay as close to the posted speed limit as possible, it's understandable if you need to go slightly slower in order to deal with poor road conditions or bad weather. Sometimes other vehicles might make it difficult for you to stick with the posted speed limit. Always put safety first. Never take any risks.

Remember to signal whenever you are about to make a turn. Just as you would depend on other drivers to signal to you, you need to do the same for them. Also, when changing lanes, make sure that your way is clear. Check the mirrors to make sure your sides are clear, and turn around to check your blind spot. Even if you are the only driver on the road, you should still signal. Get into the habit to do it every single time.

At least a week before going in to take your test, make sure that the car is working perfectly. Take care of any potential problems ahead of time. Get the tires checked, fill the tank up, and make sure the steering wheel and indicators are in working order. Clean the exterior and interior of the car, as it might not be in your best interest to arrive to the test taking site in a dirty vehicle.

Try to get sufficient sleep the night before the test. Try to get up a bit early so that you'll have time to go on one last practice drive. When you are feeling confident enough, go in and get started! Keep telling yourself that you will do fine, and you will.

If you feel as though you need additional help and practice, you will find comprehensive study guides on the internet. You'll be surprised at all of the useful driving guides available. Learn all you need to know in order to prepare for the test and pass.

I hope this article helped you,
Nadav

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Thursday, January 9, 2014

First Time Driving: Kyra

Today's first time driver is Kyra who brought an entire army into her car to help her.


 

This video is six days old, so Kyra still has a very long way to go until she can get her license. Hopefully she'll have less company next time, so she can focus.

Good luck!
Nadav

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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Top Gear Race to the San Siro: Part 1

This week, the Top Gear guys race from London to Milan. Who will win?


Enjoy!
Nadav

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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

How Intrusive Can You Be?

Lithuania has a new way of testing drivers starting this year. This time, the drivers won't only be tested on raw skills, but also on "economic driving".

I don't know what it actually means, but for me it just sounds as a way to be more random in giving test scores and get absolutely nothing at a high price.

Nadav

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Monday, January 6, 2014

Get Answers to Your Insurance Questions

Auto insurance can be quite a confusing topic. For that, we have Catherine T Wilson to answer some common answers and eliminate confusion.

Answers To 6 Confusing Auto Insurance Questions

Insurance agents know that invariably, the same insurance questions will be asked by different customers. These frequently asked questions include, how insurance works, to how to get a good deal on insurance. If you are one of those people that have insurance questions, but have never asked them, you may want to keep on reading.

Should I wait until it is time to renew my insurance to shop for a better deal?
The short answer is no. You can shop for insurance at any time. In fact, doing so may even save you quite a bit of money.
Before switching insurance companies, you should check to see if you will be charged an early cancellation fee. If so, you should calculate if the cancellation fee is more than the money that you will be saving if you switch. If the fee is more than the savings, you should wait until your policy expires before switching.

Is there a difference between an insurance agent and an insurance broker?
Yes. An insurance agent is an expert on insurance and just works for one particular insurance company. Because the agent only works for one company, the agent has a lot of information on the insurance company. A broker, on the other hand, sells insurance policies for a number of different insurance companies.

Because the agent may work primarily with one company, he or she may not be able to answer all of your questions on a particular company without doing some research. However, an insurance broker can probably offer you a better deal on insurance than an agent can, simply because they do work with a lot of companies.

Are online insurance quotes accurate?
Because it is quick and easy to get a quote online, many people get quotes this way. However, there is also the fear that online quotes are not exactly accurate. If you are honest when you fill out the forms online, you should get a good quote. For example, don't lie and say that you don't have any tickets if you do. If you have been pulled over for drunk driving, you should also be honest about that in order to avoid any unpleasant financial surprises in the future.

When do I tell my insurance company that I've purchased a new vehicle?
In some cases, you may have a grace period of up to two weeks. However, it is best to report a newly purchased vehicle to your insurance company as soon as possible. This is true whether the vehicle is a new vehicle or a used vehicle. It also does not matter if you are leasing or purchasing the car. In some areas, you may have to prove that you have car insurance before driving your car off the lot. It all depends on the laws in the area where you live.

Can other people drive my car?
You can let anyone borrow your car if you like as long as they are a licensed driver. In most cases, they will be covered under your insurance policy. However, this means that you are responsible for whatever happens while that person is behind the wheel of your vehicle. For example, if your friend is in an accident in your car, your car insurance rates could increase. You could also be forced to pay any parking tickets accrued while your friend was driving your vehicle.
Finally, be sure to thoroughly read your auto policy and ask questions before you sign on the bottom line!

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Source: EzineArticles.com.

Thank you Catherine!

I hope this answers some of your questions,
Nadav

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Sunday, January 5, 2014

Check Your Motorcycle Before Riding

If you ride a motorcycle, it's best if you give it a proper check before riding it. Here is a video showing how to do it.


I hope this video helped you,
Nadav

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Saturday, January 4, 2014

Seat belt Stories

Last week I took my little cousins from their home to visit our grandma. For some weird reason, they kept asking me if they need to buckle their seat belt. I, obviously, said yes, and they said they did.

However, my car has a seat belt detector that said only my belt was buckled. I looked back and saw that they held the belt but didn't buckle it. Since I was already used to these tricks, I didn't move the car yet and waited for them to do it.

Only after I was sure they did, I started to drive.

Later, when they asked why they needed the seat belt ("there are no cops here"), I explained them that it's for safety, not for avoiding fines.

I hope I got through to them, although I highly doubt it.

Nadav

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Friday, January 3, 2014

What You Need to Pass

If you want to get your license, you should read this article which states what's required to pass a driving test.


In order to obtain the freedom to drive anywhere you want to go, you need to first pass your driver's test. If you're feeling anxious or nervous, don't worry - you're not the only one. There are thousands and thousands of other people preparing for their driving test right now as well.

Here are a few things you will need if you want to pass:
  • A positive outlook
  • Good teacher
  • Good areas to practice driving on
  • A good vehicle
  • Quality study material and helpful resources
  • Plenty of practice
You'll also need to pass a written exam in order to practice driving legally. If you already have your learner's permit, then make sure you have a good teacher and resource material. Whether you have to print out the material or send it to your iPhone, you should take it with you as you practice driving. If you have any questions or need advice, ask your teacher to explain it AND demonstrate it to you.

The vehicle in which you practice should be in good conditions, with all of its safety features in working order. Make sure it's a car you feel comfortable driving in. When it's time to take the test, use the same vehicle that you have been practicing in.

It's important that you get the routes in your area down pat. Practice driving on the same streets and roads over and over again until you've memorized every last STOP sign, traffic sign, arrow, etc. Know when you can safely pass another car and when you cannot.
As for parking, you must learn how to pull into - and out of -every type of parking space. Parallel parking is what most student drivers tend to find challenging. Even many experienced adult drivers have trouble with it sometimes. You can practice over and over again safely with the use of crates or cones.

When it comes to curb parking, know how many inches from the curb you need to be in order to pass. It varies from area to area, with 18-inches being the most common. Your driving guidebook should state the minimum requirements in your state. If you've already taken the written test and passed, you probably already know. Now you have to actually practice doing it if you want to pass the road exam.

Don't take the test until you are comfortable with driving on a variety of roads and intersection. The secret to passing a driving test is to get so much practice in that you no longer feel intimidated by the thought of someone watching your every move and grading you on it.
Now that you know what will be required of you, you can begin to study for your driver's test. Check out online student driver's resources to get started. Even if you already have some a guidebook, you can still find helpful road exam tips online.

I hope this article helped you,
Nadav

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Thursday, January 2, 2014

First Time Driving: Justin

The first driver to open our first time driver day is Justin. I think you'll enjoy his quite amusing video.

 

This video is from December 21, 1991, so I'm sure Justin has his license now. In fact, he's quite an experienced driver with over 20 years of experience by now. He can be a teacher to most drivers we have here on Thursday.

This time, I don't think I need to say "Good luck".

Nadav

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Top Gear DIY Bond Car: Part 2

2014 starts today, and we'll start it with a blast - the second part of the DIY Bond Car video. Enjoy!


Happy New Year!
Nadav

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