Modern Wellness Guide
Auto Care and Safety
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Distracted Driving Isn’t Just About Your Phone
All of us have either read a news story or viewed a segment on television about how distracted driving causes motor vehicle accidents. But it’s not always about texting.
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Can Technology Stop Drunk Driving?
Technological innovations are be leading the way toward a new generation of cars that could cut the number of drunk driving deaths each year by more than half.
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You Were Just in a Collision, Now What?
Being in a traffic collision can be stressful and traumatic. Preparation can help reduce your anxiety and assist you in a time of distress. Let these reminders assist your planning.
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Impaired Driving Is as Harmful as Drunk Driving
Drunk driving has always been a problem. Nationwide, about one in three traffic deaths involves a drunk driver. Yet there are other ways to drive impaired.
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How Can You Prevent Your Teen’s Risky Driving?
We know that teens and cars can be a deadly mix. We see it throughout popular culture and in our own lives, but what is often not known is just how deadly that reality really is.
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How Teens Can Keep the Road Safe for Other Teens
After joining a safe driving organization at school, one teenage girl discovered how many people her age are injured or killed by reckless driving.
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How the DMV Helps Shape Young Drivers
With more than 25 million licensed California drivers, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is committed to ensuring that those behind the wheel are provided with helpful information to travel our roads safely.
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What Can Parents Do to Influence Better Driving Habits
Evidence shows that drivers whose attention is diverted away from the driving task are at increased risk of being in a crash.
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7 Steps to Safer Driving With Continuing Driver’s Ed
Most people believe their driving education stops at sixteen, but with changes to cars, roads and technology, it’s important to not let yourself get rusty.
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5 Driver Safety Tips from the LAPD (Even If You Think You’ve Heard It All)
The best way to avoid a fatal accident is preventing mistakes in the first place. An LAPD detective shares his insight into some common modern driving hazards.