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2018 Thanksgiving Travel Forecast

Posted: November 14, 2018

AAA projects 54.3 million people will travel more than 50 miles to celebrate this upcoming Thanksgiving, marking a 4.8% increase over last year. Of the total number, 48.5 million people are expected to travel by car to their destination, placing 2.5 million more vehicles on the road than last year’...
A Look at Illinois Motorcycle Accident Statistics

Posted: November 13, 2013

These Illinois motorcycle accident statistics highlight how frequently fatal motorcycle accidents occur in the state and, in some cases, why they take place. Last year, 148 motorcycle riders in Illinois were killed in traffic accidents, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation (DOT)...
Preventing Motorcycle Accidents: Safety Tips for Motorcycle Riders

Posted: October 4, 2013

Safety tips for preventing motorcycle accidents include wearing helmets and protective gear, not riding after drinking and following all traffic laws. Although you can’t control the actions of other drivers, knowing how to ride defensively can help you minimize the chances of getting into...
Missouri Motorcycle Laws

Posted: September 13, 2013

Missouri motorcycle laws stipulate that riders are required to wear safety helmets but they are not required to wear eye protection when riding. Although motorcycle riders are required to comply with general traffic laws like other drivers on the roads, each state has its own unique motorcycle laws...
Illinois Motorcycle Laws

Posted: September 12, 2013

It’s important that riders are familiar and comply with Illinois motorcycle laws so they can avoid getting pulled over and cited by traffic cops. Motorcycle laws differ from state to state, and it’s important that riders within the state of Illinois are familiar with the specific motorcycle laws...
Missouri Cellphone Laws for Drivers

Posted: September 6, 2013

Missouri cellphone laws for drivers are among the more lax such laws in the U.S., as they only stipulate a texting ban for drivers who are 21 or younger. Cellphone bans for drivers vary dramatically from state to state, with some states fully banning the use of hand-held cellphones for all drivers...