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Nothing is more important than the safety of your child. If there is one thing you do every day that endangers your child the most, it is your daily commute in your automobile. All it takes is a few moments of distraction of you or another driver for you to get into a serious accident. Protect your loved ones and avoid the penalties associated with breaking the law by following this guide to New Jersey child passenger safety laws. The full list of requirements can be found here. This guide wi... Read More

Using a double or triple set of trailers is a great way to get the most efficient use out of your tractor trailer, doing the work of two or three trucks with just one vehicle. Before you pull double or triple sets with your vehicle you will need a “T” endorsement on your commercial driver’s license. Commercial Driver’s License Restrictions and Endorsements Here is a full list of the different restrictions and endorsements you can have tacked on to your commercial driver’s. Note that this list... Read More

Almost 45% of the teenagers who drive on the roads meet with accidents as per the road traffic team’s research in Minnesota. With the increasing accidents among young drivers, the Minnesota DMV has become very strict h in enforcing various driving restrictions on the teenagers in order to avoid accidents. Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Minnesota is a private organization which sets up traffic and driving test rules in order to follow the Federal guidelines. With that great services that ... Read More

Any vehicle that carries a liquid in a tank with a capacity to carry 1,000 gallons or more is defined as a tanker vehicle. Most drivers of tanker vehicles need an ìNî endorsement on their commercial driverís license to drive their tanker. Depending on the liquid you are transporting, you may also need an ìHî endorsement for hazardous materials. This guide will cover the ìNî endorsement: who needs it, how to get it, and how to keep it. Who Needs an ìNî Endorsement? There are three weight class... Read More

This is it. After a full year of permitted driving practice with your parents, mom or dad sitting passenger clutching the armrest and stomping at the floorboard for brakes they longer control, you are finally old enough to get your driver’s license. Find your independence and schedule your driving test as soon as possible. This guide will detail what you need to know so you wonít have to retake the test. If you fail the test and need a retake you will have to pay another $10 for the additiona... Read More