Weather conditions during Alaska winter months can be harsh. Daily activities cannot halt for months out of the year, so it is important for Alaskan drivers to understand the importance of driving safe during adverse weather conditions. Headlights are extremely important, especially during the Alaska winter months and can help other drivers see you while on the road. Visibility In … [Read more...]
Driving In Fog Is Dangerous
Alaskan temperatures have been low this year, adding more dangers to winter driving. Ice fog is a major concern and is dangerous to drive in, even for drivers with experience. The best way to stay safe is simply to not drive during times when ice fog occurs. If you must drive in heavy fog, ensure that you are exercising caution and driving safely. Headlights Headlights are … [Read more...]
Left Turns Require Extra Caution
Left turns can be a daunting, especially for drivers with less experience. In winter it is especially risky and requires extra caution and consideration. Preparing To Turn Left Always use a turn signal to indicate your intention to turn left. Slow down well in advance allowing time to enter the turning lane. During winter, allow yourself extra time in case of snow or ice on the … [Read more...]
Child Seat Safety During Winter Months
Child seats help protect children in case of an auto accident. They are extremely important, helpful and a requirement for children under height, age and weight restrictions. There are things to consider during winter that may not be concerns during warmer months. Child Seat Basics In Winter Store child seats in warmer temperatures when possible. When storing a seat outside or in … [Read more...]
Use Turn Signals In Alaska
Signaling before every turn while driving is not only courteous to drivers around you, it's also the law in Alaska. Many drivers in Alaska have experienced the frustrating, and dangerous, moment another driver has changed direction of their vehicle without using a signal. A large amount of accidents could have been avoided if the driver at fault had indicated what their intentions … [Read more...]
Older Driver Safety Awareness
The first week of December is Older Driver Safety Awareness week. The week long awareness event, December 2-9, 2019, aims to remind everyone on the roads to be conscientious of the importance of getting around safely, especially later in life. Did You Know? One in 6 drivers in the United States are 65 years or older. Older drivers have a greater risk of being injured or … [Read more...]
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