Animal instincts: knowing the right moves can save your life when critters stray onto roads

Article Abstract:

About 120 automobile drivers are killed each year trying to avoid hitting animals. Tips on avoiding such collisions are provided. These include being aware of high-risk seasons and zones, flicking headlights, and adjusting driving speeds to suit forested, mountainous areas.

Safety and security measures, Automobile driving, Motor vehicle driving, Human-animal relationships

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Hitting the skids: racing and driving schools can help you improve your winter driving skills

Article Abstract:

The techniques for driving on icy roads are similar to the ones that race-car drivers use. Skid-control classes use cars such as the Skid Car and Slide Car to simulate skids and slides on icy roads.

Study and teaching, Automobile driving in winter, Winter driving

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