Different tires can affect the driving experience of the car. For example, high-performance tires may provide better grip and handling, but they may be less durable. On the other hand, durable tires may last longer, but they may not perform as well as performance tires. Therefore, when choosing tires, you should consider your driving needs and budget.

The danger of driving consists of distracted driving, drunk driving, speeding, reckless driving and poor weather conditions. Even experienced drivers can make these mistakes. A way to avoid reckless driving and speeding is to obey the traffic laws. Drive according to the prescribed speed, obey traffic signs and traffic lights, avoid going past the speed limit and fatigue driving.

For the past 20 years, speeding has contributed to almost one-third of all fatal car accidents. Speeding contributed to 29% of all road fatalities in 2020.

The detrimental effects on the central nervous system increase as a person’s blood alcohol levels rise. Alcohol is directly absorbed via the stomach and small intestine walls. After that, it enters the bloodstream and builds up there before being digested by the liver. The amount of alcohol in a specific volume of blood is used to calculate a person’s blood alcohol content. This is known as BAC, or Blood Alcohol Concentration. Crash risk skyrockets with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of.08 grams per deciliter (g/dL). Because of this risk, driving while intoxicated is prohibited in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, with the exception of Utah, where the BAC limit is.05.