Tips for Drivers

Texting and driving is MORE DANGEROUS than drinking and driving.
Keep a pencil in your glove compartment in case of an accident in the wintertime - ballpoint pens freeze, led does not.
The most important piece of information to get at the scene of an accident is the plate number of all vehicles involved.
Make sure you are regularly rotating your tires and performing routine maintenance.
Turn your headlights on in the rain - if they are usually set to automatic, double check that they're on.
New drivers have a 50% chance of an accident within the first 6 months.
Check your sideview mirrors in areas with high-bicycle traffic.
When in doubt, yield.