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Super Bowl Sunday usually means two things: great football, and even better TV commercials. This year CBS was selling 30-second Super Bowl ads for $3 million. From Denny’s to Doritos to E-Trade, the commercials for this year’s Super Bowl, were right on par.
One commercial that you didn’t see on Super Bowl Sunday was the “Embrace Life – always wear your seat belt” public service announcement (PSA) from the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership.
Some friends and I were munching out on some burgers the other night when Erica decided to tell us about her recent speeding ticket. She would not shut up about this cop, complaining that because of him, she would now have to take defensive driving, be grounded, and that it would cost her a butt load of money.
Some friends and I were munching out on some burgers the other night when Erica decided to tell us about her recent speeding ticket. She would not shut up about this cop, complaining that because of him, she would now have to take defensive driving, be grounded, and that it would cost her a butt load of money.
Each year we wait to hear if Punxsutawney Phil, the famous groundhog, will see his shadow on February 2, and whether or not spring will come early. Yesterday, Phil saw his shadow which means six more weeks of winter and the possibility of unsafe driving conditions on the road.
Driving during the winter can be dangerous due to ice, snow or rain on the road and this is especially true for drivers with little experience. Teens in the Driver Seat wants to give you a few safety tips, since the end of winter will not be coming anytime soon.
Do you find yourself answering every incoming call, even when you’re driving? Or do you text while you’re driving, even though you know it’s extremely dangerous?
In Texas, it is illegal for drivers who are under 18-years-old to use their cell phones. Despite this fact, many novice drivers continue to use their phones to text and talk to friends while they are on the road.
i think we should thank him for saving lives everyday. not trash him for doing his job. speeding might not seem like that big of a deal but it can kill somebody. and thats reality!
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If I could change one thing about the way my friends drive, I would make them follow the speed limit.
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My friends often complain about being pulled over for speeding. They act as if though they were the victims, when, in fact, it is those people driving around them that are in danger....
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