For some people, the most important aspect of a vehicle is how well it drives. After that, they might notice some of its structural features. For other people, the structure is essential and can make the difference in which vehicle they choose to buy. However, knowing at least a bit about the structure of vehicles… Continue reading Vehicle Structural Features
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Registration and Vehicle Insurance in Ontario
Before getting on the road in Ontario, drivers are legally required to have: Insurance appropriate for the vehicle A permit certifying your legal ownership of the vehicle License plates with current validation stickers A further requirement is for your vehicle to meet basic safety standards. Continue down the page for more information on vehicle permits,… Continue reading Registration and Vehicle Insurance in Ontario
The Difference Between the Characteristics of Good and Bad Drivers
On every road, some drivers will be skillful and reliable, while others will put themselves and others in danger through recklessness or lack of ability. Many factors contribute towards people’s level of skill behind the wheel, and these influences can change over time, making drivers either better or worse. Operating a vehicle is a complicated… Continue reading The Difference Between the Characteristics of Good and Bad Drivers
Benefits of Proper Tire Inflation
Suppose that you are driving along in the car or truck that you normally use but notice that it is not running as well as it should. The vehicle takes longer to accelerate or stop than it usually does, and it seems somewhat unstable when you turn corners or change lanes. The problem could be… Continue reading Benefits of Proper Tire Inflation
Buying or Selling a Used Vehicle in Ontario
Requirements for Buying or Selling a Used Vehicle in Ontario Selling a used vehicle Before you can sell a used vehicle in Ontario, you should: purchase a Used Vehicle Information Package and read it through ensure that the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on your vehicle and the number on your permit (your green ownership document) match… Continue reading Buying or Selling a Used Vehicle in Ontario
Car’s Dashboard Symbols
When your vehicle’s dashboard shows you a symbol, they should not be ignored. When something goes wrong with your car or if a feature you should know about gets activated, a signal funnels through the electrical system and into the dashboard. Here are the meanings behind some of the symbols you should pay attention to.… Continue reading Car’s Dashboard Symbols
Turn Signals
Turn Signals When drivers get into a vehicle, they know that they will eventually have to use their turn signals. These blinking electric lights are useful for communicating with other road users, letting them know the driver’s intentions. Learning to use turn signals properly is a basic skill that all drivers should know for better… Continue reading Turn Signals
Tail Lights
Tail Lights Being able to see other vehicles is important for all road users, but darkness or bad weather can obscure people’s vision. Vehicle manufacturers include a variety of safety features to help with visibility, including tail lights. These lights are useful for helping drivers to know where others are on the road and to… Continue reading Tail Lights
Sun Visors
Sun Visors The task of driving is all about the ability to see clearly. Anything that has a negative impact on vision can potentially be dangerous, whether that is an impairment such as shortsightedness or something as simple as the sun shining in the driver’s eyes. Glasses or laser surgery are options for some types… Continue reading Sun Visors
Seatbelts
Seatbelts When people get into vehicles, one of the first things they often do is to fasten their seatbelts. Although the use of seatbelts was once optional in Canada, it has been legally required for many years as the use of these devices can greatly increase people’s safety on the road. Knowing the benefits and… Continue reading Seatbelts
