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When it comes to run-ins with the law, court appearances, motor vehicle accidents and personal injuries, there are four simple words to keep in mind: Keep Your Mouth Shut. What you say can be misinterpreted and used against you.
Accumulating points is usually a good thing. Take for instance a backyard volleyball game at a summer barbecue. Whoever scores the most points wins and can brag as loudly as they like, much to the chagrin of everyone else, for the rest of the barbecue. There is one glaring instance, however, where the goal is to refrain from achieving any points. When it comes to your driver’s license, points are a very bad thing that can restrict your driving privileges, increase your insurance rates and leave a dramatically negative impact on your life and your ability to get around town with ease.
Not everyone can replace ball bearings on the wheel of a car, install a new headlight or change spark plugs. But there are some basic automotive maintenance tasks that Bridgestone Tire recommends completing on a regular basis “to maximize the life and performance of your vehicle.” According to the law firm of Phillips & Millman, some of these tasks can also bolster your case if you’re ever in court because of a motor vehicle accident.
As laid out by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , the costs associated with drunk driving are broad and staggering. “Every day, about 28 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes—that's one person every 52 minutes. In 2019, these deaths reached the lowest percentage since 1982, when NHTSA started reporting alcohol data—but still 10,142 people lost their lives. These deaths were all preventable.