Putting the brakes on the ABS confusion

Article Abstract:

The antilock brake system is a new technology designed to increase driving safety. However, its effectiveness depends on driver education. Drivers using ABS on their cars should not pump the pedal but should continue pressing them to allow the larger brakes in front of the car to work.

Safety and security measures, Automobile driving, Motor vehicle driving, Automobiles, Car brakes, Antilock braking systems

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Miles ahead of driver's ed

Article Abstract:

Advanced driving schools are offering driver's education courses that depart radically from the curricula of traditional driving institutions. These courses focus on the specific needs of each type of driver and include a mix of accident avoidance and advanced driving techniques.

Curricula, Automobile driver education, Driver education

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Avoiding the angry driver

Article Abstract:

Family vacations should not be ruined by angry drivers. Angry drivers can usually be identified through their blaring horns, flashing lights, hand gestures and aggressive moves. Pointers on how to avoid highway confrontation are offered.

Methods, Automobile travel, Automobile driving on highways, Highway driving

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