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You know how important it is to be a good driver and make sure your vehicle is properly maintained. See what advice users have submitted for keeping commercial vehicles in tip top shape and for being a courteous driver on the road.
Driving is a privilege. Don't abuse it.
Don't drink more coffee than there is time till the next rest area.
For family harmony, never confuse the front seat airbag with your back seat driver or your mother-in-law.
Set your cruise control above what the slowest traffic is,but less than the fastest drivers,this will keep you from being in the passing lane all the time and allowing the speed jocks to get around you.This will save fuel in the long run, and keep the police at bay, stopping the speeders not you.
Change your oil every 3000 miles.
Make sure that you keep your registration and insurance card in a safe place in your vehicle. Never leave papers out where passerbys might see and possibly break into your vehicle to obtain.
Don't cut those little cars off.
You can have the fastest vehicle in the world, but it will be nothing but a grave if you don't maintain the brakes.
The best way to get where you need to go fast is, to let the other guy pass, he will be the one pulled over getting the ticket, as you pass!!
When you live where there is snow for six months out of the year, you need to buy a heater for your engine block.