Click here.
Smile: You're on Traffic Camera!
FAQs on Cellular Phone Use While Driving
Distracted Driving: When Every Second Counts
brought to you by:
Keep Children Safe Through "Buckle Up, Baby"
Child Restraint Safety in Arizona
The New Kids and Car Act: What Does It Mean?
Choosing a Family-Friendly Vehicle
brought to you by:
Teens and Texting: A Fatal Combination
brought to you by:
after an accident
- Consumer Insurance Bill of Rights
- Getting The Most Out of Your Airbags
- Deciding to Sell Your Car After an Accident
- Behind the Scenes at a Body Shop
- Why A Properly Installed Windshield is Critical
Research shows that you will have an auto accident once every eight years. After an accident, knowing your insurance rights is critical to getting the best and safest service from the auto body shop you choose.
Unless you've been in an accident where your airbags have been deployed, you may not really appreciate the way that this safety device protects you and your passengers. Learn how to maintain your airbags for maximum effectiveness.
If your car has been involved in an accident and you decide to sell it, consider these tips to determine if you're better off keeping it.
You might not need an auto body repair shop very often, but when you do, it's good to know what to expect. Know what it takes to get your vehicle repaired properly, from the estimate to repairing your car’s structure to replacing parts to making sure your auto body paint matches.
Your windshield is chipped or broken, so you have it replaced. If your windshield is not properly installed and you are involved in a collision, the windshield could become dislodged, allowing the car roof to cave in or for occupants to be ejected.
maintaining your car
- Repairing a Windshield Chip at the Car Wash
- Summer Driving Tips
- Getting Ready For a Warm Weather Road Trip
- What is your "Check Engine" Light Telling You?
- Higher Gas Prices Driving Better Car Care
- Setting Expectations: A Primer for Basic Repairs
- Don't Wear Down Your Safety
- Is The Car Next To You Safe?
All of us have been approached by friendly windshield repair people at the local car wash. Learn the pros and cons of using the service they offer, as well as the right questions to ask before approving the repair.
Summer means more family road trips. But before you get on the road this summer, read these tire safety tips so you can be sure your trip is a safe one.
Before taking off on a road trip, make sure you do the proper maintenance on your car. Doing so can make the trip memorable ... for the right reasons!
Your "check engine" light is a vital signal that your car is not functioning at peak performance. Here's what it could be telling you.
What motivates you to make sure regular maintenance is done on your car? Having a safe and dependable vehicle has long been the driving force, but because of today's rising gas prices, getting better gas mileage is becoming a bigger motivator.
Going to an auto repair shop can sometimes seem daunting. Will you get the service you need? Will you get charged fairly? Follow these tips when servicing tires, belts, hoses, batteries, alternators, starters, and having your oil changed.
Did you know that making sure your tires have the appropriate air pressure may help you avoid a fatal accident? Tires are one of the most under appreciated safety features of our cars. Make sure you know how taking care of your tires can keep you safe.
Did you know that almost a quarter of all cars on the road may have low pressure in their tires or worn treads? And 19% of cars don’t have working windshield wipers. Find out how to make sure your car is not one of the thousands of unsafe vehicles on Arizona highways.
money matters
- What's Less Expensive, a Hybrid or a Small Car?
- Beware of Fuel Sippers Sipping High-Test
- 5 Ways to Save You 15% on Car Insurance
- Hypermilers Teach Us All to Save Fuel
- Gas Prices Reach New High Average of $3.50/Gallon
- Compact Cars Grow in Popularity
- How NOT To Save Money
- Should You Buy A New Car or Keep Your Present One?
- 147 Million Gallons of Wasted Gas?
In today's economy, consumers are concerned with the best way to spend their automotive dollar. Learn what the experts are saying.
Learn about hidden costs when considering the purchase of the Smartfortwo or Mini Cooper.
Safety features are obviously an important aspect you think about when purchasing a car. Some safety features, such as anti-lock breaks and airbags can save you up to 15% on your car insurance premium. Other safety features such as security systems, automatic seat belts, and etching your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on your windows can also lead to savings on your car insurance premium.
A new trend, "hypermiling," is taking hold across the country. Hypermilers are focused on getting the best possible gas mileage they can from their cars.
The Associated Press reports that gas prices have reach a new high average. Learn how the Car Care Council’s Gas Savings Tips can save big money at the pump.
While SUVs seem to have been the most popular vehicle on the road for many years, compact cars are now gaining in popularity because of both their price tag and fuel economy.
Driving a car can be an expensive proposition. If you're interested in keeping your car repair costs down, read how your short-term decision to buy cheap gas can have long-term consequences in higher auto repair shop rates.
All of us would enjoy driving a shiny, brand-new car. But is that the wisest financial decision? Your car is usually your second largest investment behind your home, so make sure you understand the pros and cons of buying a new car versus hanging on to the one you have now.
With gas prices skyrocketing, finding ways to make our cars run more efficiently makes good sense. Learn some simple and inexpensive ways to help your car run better, and save some money at the same time.
public service
- AZ511.com
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
- Crash Test & Rollover Ratings
- ServiceArizona.com
- Defects & Recalls Database
- SaferCar.gov
- Insurance Information
- Recalls
- Vehicle Theft Prevention
Roadway conditions and traffic camera images from Arizona Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Check your car's crash test and rollover rating before you buy a new or used car
Easy access to services from the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division
File a complaint, check for recalls, defect investigations
Vehicle safety information from the government















