Tag Archives: #SafeDriving

Nov 18 2025

Rainy Day Reminder

No time to read a long-winded BLOnG? Welcome to the Three-Second-Stop mini-Blog.

Today’s Three Seconds: Wet Weather Driving

In California, if your windshield wipers are on, your headlights must be on too. It’s the law — and it helps other drivers see you in wet, gloomy weather.

Small visibility habits like this keep everyone safer on the road.

Aug 27 2025

Back to School Season Driving Safety

Back to School = Back Behind the Wheel for Many Teens

As classes start up again, many students are driving themselves to school – some for the very first time. If you’re a teen driver (or a parent of one), remember:

  • Leave early to avoid rushing
    • Minimize distractions – phones down, eyes up
    • Follow all school zone rules and speed limits
    • Always check for pedestrians before turning or pulling out

          Driving to school is a big responsibility — let’s all do our part to keep mornings safe.

          May 30 2025

          Drive Smart: Stop Means Stop

          No time to read a long-winded BLOnG? Welcome to the Three-Second-Stop mini-Blog.

          Today’s Three Seconds: Obeying Stop Signs

          Rolling through stop signs isn’t just illegal – it’s dangerous.

          • Full stops give you time to check for pedestrians, cyclists, and other vehicles
          • It ensures you’re fully aware of your surroundings before proceeding
          • It’s key to preventing accidents and keeping intersections safe

          A complete stop is essential to making sure everyone stays safe. Share this tip and help keep the roads safer for all!

          Mar 31 2025

          Accident Ready: 6 Steps for When the Unexpected Happens

          Do You Know What to Do After an Accident?

          Being prepared can make all the difference. Follow these 6 steps to handle any situation safely and confidently:

          • If Your Car Can’t Move: Stay inside with your seatbelt on unless it’s safe to exit to a safer area. Turn on your hazard lights and call 911 for assistance.
            • If It’s Safe, Pull Over: Find a safe spot, turn on your hazard lights, and take a deep breath.
            • Call 911: Report the accident, even if it’s minor. Emergency services can help ensure everyone is safe.
            • Exchange Information: Share your driver’s license, vehicle registration, insurance details, and current address with the other driver.
            • Document the Scene: Take photos of the vehicles, license plates, and any damage. Note weather and road conditions.
            • Notify Your Insurance Company: File a report promptly to start the claims process.
            • Stay Alert and Drive Safely: Reflect on what happened and get back on the road with extra awareness.

            Save this guide—you never know when you might need it!

            Oct 25 2024

            Drive Smart: Safe Gaps Save Lives

            No time to read a long-winded BLOnG? Welcome to the Three-Second-Stop mini-Blog.

            Today’s Three Seconds: Keep a Safe Distance 🚗 . . . 🚗

            Safe driving isn’t just about speed—maintaining a safe space between vehicles allows for better reaction times and reduces the risk of collisions. In perfect conditions, aim for a following distance of 3 seconds, but be sure to increase that gap during poor weather or when driving a heavier vehicle. A few simple adjustments can make a big difference in keeping you safe! 🚙💡

            Drive smart, stay safe, and look out for everyone on the road.