Interstate driving can be tricky. If you’re negotiating the Interstates around Dallas, there are some danger areas that you should be aware of and that you need to pay extra attention to. Staying safe on the Interstate, to a large degree, depends upon your paying attention to what’s going on around and on you driving in a predictable way.

It’s pretty obvious that night is more dangerous than day when you’re driving. The most important thing for any driver is to be able to see their surroundings and, of course, you can’t do that at night. There are some ways that you can cut down the odds of being in a crash during the evening hours, however, and here are a few of them that should help you out.

There are some ways that you can go about making your car safer for you and, in reality, for everyone else on the road. Some of the ways you do it have to do with simple maintenance, but others have to do with making smart choices about accessories.

Some people are angry most of the time and, when something difficult happens, they get even worse. For anyone involved in a car wreck, this can mean that the situation goes from bad to worse very quickly and that there’s a danger that it could get very ugly, indeed. Here are some tips for dealing with those truly angry drivers.

Not all road hazards are obvious. Not every bad section of the road is flagged and not every bad driver is obviously drunk, so you always have to remain sharp. Here are five hazards that people oftentimes overlook.

The end of summer is coming and that means that drivers will have to deal with getting around when the conditions are darker much earlier in the day. It’s still a fine time to be out and about on the roads, but remember that accidents are more common at night and that you need to watch out for some hazards that are characteristic of the end of summer.

Some drivers that don’t drive very much at all complain about paying the same rates that people who drive a lot pay. After all, low-mileage drivers are, logically, less of a risk. Insurance companies are beginning to experiment with devices based on the OnStar system that allows drivers who spend more time at home than on the road to pay a bit less. The same is true for drivers with safe records.

Each year, there are plenty of cases where a driver is injured because somebody sharing the road with them wasn’t paying attention. In these cases, the victims are oftentimes severely injured, suffer significant property loss or are even killed because of the negligence of the other driver.

There are plenty of situations where drivers find themselves involved in a car crash and where the other driver takes off. Unfortunately, there’s little you can do about this. The reasons that drivers flee the scene may be because they fear some sort of criminal prosecution, such as if they have been drinking, or because they have no insurance. Either way, it’s a bad situation to be in. Here are some of the things you can do to deal with the situation.