Whether you drive a truck, SUV, RV or haul a trailer, it’s vital to always bring along one item … “safety awareness”! The safe operation of any vehicle is determined by the attentiveness, alertness and ability of an individual to focus on the task at hand. Increasing your own driver awareness can go a long way to help prevent the costly accidents, fatalities and material losses that affect us all.

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Tires play a critical role in the handling, maneuvering and braking of any recreational vehicle. No matter what the type…RV, SUV, utility vehicle or commercial truck, tires are the only thing that contacts the road. Obviously, there is much more than just the recreational vehicle resting on those tires…its overall safe operation is as well. By following some basic tire safety practices, you will not only drive with a greater degree of security, you will extend the usable life of your RV tire investment considerably. By Gary S. Rothstein - Mobile Awareness

Cell Phones and Driving Don`t Mix Multitasking: You can`t Pay Full Attention to Both Sights and Sounds The reason talking on a cell phone makes RV (recreational vehicle) drivers less safe may be that the brain can`t simultaneously give full attention to both the visual task of driving and the auditory task of listening, a study by a Johns Hopkins University psychologist suggests.