Keep Your Cell Phone Off
Multiple studies indicate using a cell phone while driving is the equivalent of driving drunk―that’s even when using a hands-free phone.Turn on Your Headlights
Using your headlights increases your visibility and help other drivers see you, even when you feel like it’s light out.In the early morning and early evening (dusk), you need to use your lights or other drivers might not see you, which can be disastrous.
Obey the Speed Limit
Speeding is a major contributor to fatal teen accidents. That’s especially true when driving on roads with lots of traffic or with which you’re not familiar.Don’t feel pressured to keep up with traffic if it seems like everyone else is flying by you. Driving a safe speed helps ensure your well-being, and keeps you away from costly traffic tickets that can cause a sharp hike in your auto insurance premiums.