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Driving for a living can be a dangerous business. It's important to drive safely not just to protect other drivers around you — but also to protect your own neck. See what other users have to say about safety.
Adjust your sideview mirrors correctly. Look at the road behind you not your car.
Check to make sure all of your exterior lights are working at least once a month.
Make sure to drive safely during the holidays!
To all out there, please don't drink and drive. My Life is worth it!
Always be sure to tie down and secure your loads in the back, so you don't lose anything.
For stick-shift pickups: Always remember to make sure your pickup is in neutral before starting.
When driving on snow and ice, you have to kind of think of your vehicle as a sled. You coast as much as possible. Don't brake unless absolutely necessary, and just steer in the direction of the skid.
In slippery conditions, drive like there's an egg under both your gas and brake pedals, and make sure you don't break it. My dad told me this one when I started driving, and it's always worked for me.
Get new wiper blades twice a year and a full tank of window cleaner!
Make sure to turn your lights on when it gets dark at night so you can see clearly.