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Top 10 rules for kids in traffic

1. Staying off the road!
2. Also look to the left and right at "green"!
3. In the dark, wear bright clothing
4. Ride a bicycle on the sidewalk!
5. Wear a helmet!
6. Your bike lights and brakes need to work!
7. Never drive with inline skates on the roadway
8. In the car use a child seat and the seat belt
9. Get off on the sidewalk side!
10. Caution at bus stops!

How to Check Your Vehicle's Oil Level

You should check your car's oil at least once a month to make sure that there’s enough oil and that it isn’t contaminated. Oil reduces the friction in your engine and keeps it running smoothly. When you check your oil, if it is dirty or smells of gasoline, it should be changed.

Some European vehicles don’t have an oil dipstick. If you can’t find one on your vehicle, check the owner’s manual for the proper way to check your oil.

To find out whether your vehicle needs oil, follow these steps!

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• Always wear your seat belt - and make sure all passengers buckle up, too.
• Adjust your car's headrest to a height behind your head--not your neck--to minimize whiplash in case you're in an accident.

  

• Never try to fit more people in the car than you have seatbelts for them to use.
• Obey the speed limits, going too fast gives you less time to stop or react. Excess speed is one of the main causes of teenage accidents.
• Don't run red lights.
• Use turn signals to indicate your intention to turn or to change lanes. Turn it on to give the cars behind you enough time to react before you take the action. Also, make sure the signals turns off after you've completed the action.

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