Recommended Web Sites

AAA Traffic Safety Quizzes - Try these quizzes to see how much you know about traffic safety.

Getting a Grip on Roadway Anger - This article from WebMD contains some good tips for keeping your road rage in check.

National Safety Council Fact Sheets - Click here for a dozen great fact sheets about driving safely.

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety - Check this Automobile Association site for information on cellphone use, road rage, live highway weather conditions, drowsy drivers, and similar topics.

Adapting Motor Vehicles For People With Disabilities - This great advice comes from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Aggressive Driving - The American College of Emergency Physicians has prepared this information.

Alcohol-Related Traffic Deaths - The National Institutes of Health has been tracking these statistics.

Bicycle Traffic Safety - The cyclist can prevent bike-car collisions and other bicycling accidents by following safety precautions. This safe behavior will also make cycling in traffic more enjoyable.

Buying a Safer Car 2007 - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has created this booklet.

Car Safety Seats - The American Academy of Pediatrics offers tips on buying the right car seat.

Drivers.com - This site offers much information on drivers and driver behavior.

Driving When You Have.... Sleep Apnea, or Seizures, or Diabetes - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provides these fact sheets.

Drugged Driving - Find out more about driving under the influence of drugs.

Graduated Driver Licensing - Many states use this system designed to phase in young beginning drivers to full driving privileges as they become more mature and develop their driving skills.

Impaired Driving - The CDC checks out the incidence of driving under the influence.

Intermittent Explosive Disorder - This newly defined disorder includes road rage.

MEDLINEPlus:Motor Vehicle Safety - The National Library of Medicine has produced this site with links to quality web sites.

Motorcycle Safety...Cruisin' Without Bruisin' - Learn how to ride your motocycle safely.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - The NHTSA provides plenty of information on injury prevention, accident prevention, routine car care, air bags, and related topics.

Older Drivers - The National Institute on Aging offers great information on how driving can be more dangerous for older drivers.

Older Road Users - Skim down this page for links to articles on driving with Alzheimer's, after a stroke, and other interesting topics.

Pay Attention! - AAA offers these tips for staying alert.

Post Traumatic Stress After A Traffic Accident - Members of the American Academy of Family Physicians have created this fact sheet.

Prevent Road Rage - This site advises making and using a 'sorry' sign to help calm a stressful driver.

Reduce Your Risk of Becoming a Carjacking Victim - The National Safety Council offers this information.

Teen Drivers - The CDC offers advice and statistics on teen drivers.