If you are renting a moving truck, it is important to read through the truck user instructions. I know many people might be thinking, "well, I drive everyday. I know how to use a truck. What more is there to using a moving truck than what I already know? While...
“My First Time Driving a 26 Foot Moving Truck”
Alison, coming through, 10-4, over. I've got to admit, my first time driving a 26-foot moving truck made me feel like a 'truck driver'; all I needed was my radio and trucker hat. If anyone were to give me the 'honk your horn' signal, I'd surely respond with a big...
Is Driving Hands-Free Really Safer?
Many people mistakenly believe that hands-free devices are a solution for distracted driving. They allow you to keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. But, what about the distraction of carrying on a conversation while driving? Have you ever...
How to Drive Distraction Free
Ding! Buzz. Brrrring! If your cell phone is anything like mine, it's always making noise. Every app on my smart phone has its own notification sound, and I know what each one means. One sound for a text message. A different sound for a new email. And, of course, the...
Distracted Driving Tips for a Long Haul
Distracted driving is an epidemic on America's roadways, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The agency reports that there were 3,331 fatalities involving a distracted driver in 2011 -- that's up from 3,267 the year before. So, what exactly is...
Safety Tips for Drivers Conducting a Winter Move
Winter driving conditions can be difficult for any driver. But, if you’re conducting a household move, manning a larger vehicle than you’re accustomed to or towing a trailer behind you, then driving even a short distance in the snow, ice or wind can go from difficult...
How to Park and Back Up a Moving Trailer: A Lesson from a Pro
Backing up your car while hauling a trailer doesn't have to be intimidating. All you need for success are a few helpful tips. Whether you are backing up for parking or loading, it is important to learn the proper technique. Practice makes it...