To protect yourself – and your vehicle – and to prevent collisions with other vehicles, there are a few rules to remember when driving in construction zones: (1) Pay attention – eliminate any activity that could be a distraction (2) Don’t Tailgate – Sudden braking may become necessary; leave plenty of room between yourself and…
The law as it appears in 392.6 of the Code of Federal Regulations answers the question “How many miles a day can I drive?”: the answer is “Drivers are required to drive at posted speed limits ( and to remember that these limits are for clear conditions, dry pavement, and you are expected to drive…
It is critical that commercial drivers know – and avoid – the five violations that the FMCSA has described as critical, and for which the USDOT assigns 6 points and a speeded-up track to suspension of a CDL license: (1) Speeding more than 15 miles per hour over the posted speed limit (2) Reckless driving…
Good Morning, we had frost on our windows this morning in Osceola and saw our first snowfall yesterday–not that I’m excited about it but thought I would share since some of you are probably seeing sunshine and warm weather and others are seeing even colder temps and more snow than we get in Indiana in…