SafeDriversList.com - Additional Resources for Safe Driving

The Unofficial Guide to the DMV
Informative guide to everything you'd want to know about your state laws and etc.
http://www.dmv.org/

Reasonable Drivers Unanimous
Information on driving laws and safe driving tips.
http://www.ibiblio.org/rdu/home2.html

Smart Motorist
Website with large database of articles on vehicles, driving, and safety.
http://www.smartmotorist.com/

Safe Teen Driving
Resource for parents for driving techniques and how to coach their teenagers as they learn to drive.
http://www.safeteendriving.org/

Allstate Teen Driving
Tools and resources for new drivers and information on auto insurance.
http://allstateteendriver.com/

The Highway Safety Group
Dedicated to serving the motorists, traffic engineering and media communities - speed limits, red light cameras, traffic calming, cell phone use et al
http://www.hwysafety.com/

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
Nonprofit organization dedicated to reduce deaths and injuries due to automobile crashes on highways.
http://www.iihs.org/

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Government agency dedicated to saving lives and preventing injuries due to automobile crashes through education, research, and establishment of safety standards.
http://www.nhtsa.gov/

National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS)
Organization to promote safe and healthy livestyles for teens and driving habits.
http://www.noys.org/

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
Student organization dedicated to preventing destructive decisions, such as underage drinking and impaired driving.
http://www.sadd.org

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!!! SAFETY ISSUE !!! ATTENTION: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION....DANGEROUS AND UNSAFE DEFECTIVE L.E.D. AFTERMARKET TAILLIGHTS (OVER 40% DEFECTIVE WITHIN 3 MONTHS) MAY URGENTLY NEED TO BE RECALLED BY MANUFACTURER AND REMOVED FROM U.S. HIGHWAYS. Aftermarket L.E.D. taillights manufacturer sued for defective L.E.D. taillights and illegal conduct. A lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Sept. 4, 2008 alleging defective L.E.D. aftermarket taillights and illegal conduct. The lawsuit alleges that over 40% of the L.E.D. taillights shipped from the manufacturer's warehouse to U.S. online retail customers were defective in the box or within 3 months of installation. The allegations of defective L.E.D. aftermarket taillights are based on a conclusive customer satisfaction survey in which online U.S. retail customers reported over 40% of the L.E.D. taillights they received were DEFECTIVE in the box or within 3 months. Highway Patrols have ticketed drivers of vehicles with L.E.D. aftermarket taillights for defective and non-compliant taillights. Some of the taillights cannot been seen at certain distances and angles in the daytime. Aftermarket L.E.D. taillights are manufactured in and imported from Indonesia.