Champions driving schools

Drivers need to be skilled and responsible! When you’re driving, you’re responsible for the safety of all the cars around you, and that of the woman who just crossed the road ahead of you. One toe out of line, and you could potentially put someone’s life at risk! Here are a few bad driving habits  you need to refrain from: Holding the steering wheel in the 10-and-2 o’clock position Most driving instructors will instruct you to grip the steering wheel at either the 10’o clock position or the 2’o clock position. While this is convenient, it’s definitely a bad driving habit. To understand why, you need to understand what happens in the event of a crash. When a car collision takes place, airbags are deployed at high speed. During this time, it’s recommended to maintain a distance of at least 10 inches between the steering wheel and your chest, This is because if the airbag explodes, it can hit the driver’s head. The driver could even end up with a fractured skull. One way

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America , new drivers’ biggest fears include losing control of the vehicle and going too fast. A lot of times, these fears result in driving anxiety and keep them from hitting the road. But as long as you’re aware of all the road hazards you could possibly face and know how to deal with them, overcoming these fears is easy. Read on to learn about some common hazards, and how to circumvent them: Tire bursts Tire bursts are also known as tire blowouts because there is a rapid loss of air pressure right after the burst. Imagine running late for an important meeting, only to find out that your car’s tire won’t be able to accompany you to the venue. Tire bursts take place for a number of reasons, the most common of which is an overloaded vehicle. This happens because the tire stretches beyond its elastic limits and eventually overheats. As a result of the overheating, the rubber detaches from both the internal fabric and