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Tag Archives: Driving
Surveys Say To Put Away Your Phone, Get Winter Tires (Duh!)
Survey results from Allstate and Bridgestone say we are pretty horrible when it comes to road safety Continue reading
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged Bridgestone, canada, cell, distracted, Driving, mobile, phone, survey, tires, winter
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Audi To Live Stream Race Pace Hockenheim Autonomous Drive
Demo lap with Audi RS 7 to occur during DTM season finale October 19
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged Audi, automatic, autonomous, demo, demonstration, Driving, hockenheim, piloted, race pace, race track, RS 7, RS7
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Quebec Coroner Recommends Making Drowsy Driving Illegal
Recommendation made after 2011 fatal crash of driver who hadn’t slept in three days
Germany To Charge Non-Residents To Drive Autobahn In 2016
Guten tag, Autofahrer! That’ll be 10 euros, please.
Corvette Owners Can Go To Performance Driving School For $1,000
Canadian Stringray owners offered $1,500 price cut for Ron Fellows Performance Driving School
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged Corvette, discount, Driving, owners, performance, ron fellows, school, stringray
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kartSTART Opens Reservation Books For Nationwide Program
Safety messages delivered in half-day of fun for whole family
Monday Rant: Merge Monsters
Jacob’s tees off on his least favourite type of driver, the Merge Monster.
Ice Through Your Windshield Is Just One Of Many Reasons To Drive Safe
Nova Scotia woman escapes serious injury as ice from vehicle ahead smashes through windshield
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged Driving, honda, ice, safety, windshield, winter
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Driver Training: Audi Driving Experience
Be smooth, look ahead, be smooth, don’t drool on the Audis.
Posted in Audi, Feature Articles, Motorsports, Performance and Customization
Tagged Audi, Driving, Experince, mosport
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Feature: Winter Prep Checklist
Winter is coming.
Posted in Insight and Advice, Winter Driving
Tagged Driving, ice, snow, tires, winter
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Test Drive: 2012 Mazda MX-5 Special Version
Mazda’s MX-5 remains a fantastic reminder of the joy of driving.
Travel Survey Finds Americans Vacationing and Driving More in 2012
Global survey commissioned by TomTom results break down summer travel plans and preferences in the U.S.
Posted in General News
Tagged Driving, TomTom, Travel, Vacation
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Monday Rant: Driver in a Strange Land
Navigating the traffic, lane markings, road signs, and crazy drivers in Israel was an eye-opening experience for Editor Jonathan Yarkony.