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What You Need to Know to Prepare for Winter Driving

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Driving in the cold winter months is a different experience than driving in normal weather conditions. As we approach the winter season and heavy snowfalls, here are some tips to help you prepare for winter driving:   Have a fully charged battery The cold winter months are the most important for having a fully charged […]

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Most Common Driving Violations

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Getting a traffic ticket is no fun. It causes a time delay from getting pulled over, usually costs a few hundred dollars in fines, add points to your license, cause your insurance costs to go up, and may even require you to go to traffic school. People who’ve been driving for a long time may […]

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Driving in Spring

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Spring weather can be extremely unpredictable and create some dangerous driving conditions. Top Driver has created our top list of potential road hazards that you may encounter in the spring time. To learn more about Top Driver Education visit us online at www.topdriver.com or call 1 (800) 374-8373. Rain & Flooding Rain and flooding conditions can […]

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The Ins & Outs of Snow Tires

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris

If you live in a cold weather state like Illinois, you’ve probably heard of snow tires – or winter tires. However the details of these particular tires can be elusive to first time buyers. Top Driver wants to make sure you know the ins and outs of snow tires before you make this big investment […]

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Winter Driving Mistakes

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris

There are some common driving mistakes that even a seasoned driver may make when it comes to winter driving. Top Driver wants to make sure that our drivers are safe through the winter months. To find out more about Top Driver, visit us online at www.TopDriver.com or call us at 800-374-8373. Not Minding Your Tires […]

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Top 6 Winter Driving Tips For New Drivers

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris

Despite the recent fluctuations in the weather due to climate change, the winter weather conditions are still abysmal for many regions across the United States. Severe weather can creep in on us when we least expect it, making clearing off our cars a hassle and driving in it extremely dangerous. Even if you’re a seasoned driver who’s been on […]

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Minimizing Car Accidents

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]This past week the midwest experienced it’s first major winter storm of 2015 and along with the snow and cold came icy roads. Icy roads and low visibility that unfortunately helped to contribute to a huge pile up of nearly 200 vehicles in Michigan along I-94 this past Friday. That portion of I-94 is […]
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Thanksgiving Driving Tips

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris

Happy Thanksgiving From Top Driver We’d like to wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving this Thursday. Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday that encourages families and friends to come together to enjoy one another’s company. For many it’s one of the few times a year they get to see their family, so it’s a very […]

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Driving During the Winter

Posted on by Paul Zalatoris

For both new and experienced drivers driving during the winter brings about many challenges. A little preparation for your car during the winter will go a long way, but altering your driving habits will help to keep you safe while driving during the winter. Tips for Driving During the Winter Don’t Use Your Cruise Control […]

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Driving Along Lake Shore Drive

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Lake Shore Drive Flooded Last Friday commuters on Lake Shore Drive were met with a surprise when portions of the drive were covered in water. Motorists were urged to take alternate routes and to drive carefully. High winds and waves as high as twenty-three feet were the cause of the flooding.  The worst hit area […]

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