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Kelly Barerra - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Kelly earned a degree in Aviation Management, including minors in Flight Operations and Sociology from the College of Business at Jacksonville University in 1986. She has 20 years experience in aviation and business management, scheduling, and training, including 13 years experience managing over 100 instructors, overseeing instructor training, curriculum development, implementation and compliance for Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Courses, Basic Driver Improvement, Advanced Driver Improvement classes and Behind the Wheel Training. She serves ... [More]
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New Laws Requires Traffic School For Red Light Runners in Florida
[Automotive]
Ugh, you see the flashing red lights in the rear view mirror. As you pull to the side of the road, and compose yourself and prepare to get your license, insurance, and registration, you feel your frustration begin. You ask yourself why did I roll through that stop sign and agonize on how this will set you back.
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The Cognitive Distraction of Cell Phones
[Automotive]
Ever wonder why the vehicle ahead of you is slower than traffic or drifting into another lane? Many times it is because they are distracted while driving. Research has shown that cell phone use behind the wheel of a vehicle often results in poor driving behavior including inconsistent travel speeds, lane deviations, steering wheel movements and an increase in the vehicles reaction time. When you notice other vehicles using a cell phone, be sure to be extra cautious and drive defensively, to avoid a crash.
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Teens and Night Time Single Vehicle Crashes
[Kids-and-Teens]
Your teen is 16 and licensed to drive. They have taken the course for their Learner's Permit, studied for the Operators Exams, practiced their skills, and you have agreed and executed a safe driving contract. You have their commitment to always use safety belts and your have limited the available distractions in the vehicle. Is there anything else you should be aware of before handing over the keys?
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Preventing Teens From Drowsy Driving
[Kids-and-Teens]
Being sleep deprived has a cumulative effect. The less sleep you have, the more deprived you are and it continues to add up during the week. Sleep deprivation affects: judgment, performance, information processing, emotions, and reaction time. All of these factors are relied upon for everyday functions and especially important when operating a vehicle.
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