driving techniques

It's winter driving 101 today on MotorBiscuit. We're going over the best winter driving tips to keep you safe this winter.

It's easy to forget simple driving etiquette when you're driving on the road. Here are four tips to help you brush up on the rules of the road.

Performance driving school will teach you more about cars than anything else. It may also turn you into the next Lewis Hamilton. Or, it'll save your skin.

Do you drive a car equipped with a manual transmission? If so, there's a good reason why you should never partially press on the clutch pedal.

This morning, I saw a crashed Subaru WRX. Here's how you can avoid ending up like our unfortunate friend in the Subie.

Whether you've been in an accident or not, a collision avoidance course is a great experience. Not only will you learn safe driving techniques to prevent accidents, but you'll get a feel for your car.

Commuting to and from work can be extremely stressful at times. If you're the type that gets stressed out easily, here are three meditation tips that can help keep you calm while you're driving.

Valet drivers and car reviewers drive cars every day, which means they're an excellent source for advice on how to park them.

Driving a hybrid car is not unlike driving a normal one. But here are three tips to drive a hybrid more efficiently.

When it comes to learning how to drive a stick, everyone starts somewhere. But investing in an expensive sports car and learning on the fly could get expensive if rowing your own doesn't come naturally. These are some affordable options with forgiving transmission for those who want to learn manual.

Finance Buzz recently unveiled results from a survey, detailing that drivers aren't as good as they think they are.

Keeping a good following distance prevents accidents and eases congestion, but nobody wants to do that.

Here are five racer-style driving techniques that you can use every day to beef up your daily commute.

A former police officer shared that speeding past everyone else puts a radar on your windshield to get pulled over. Cops are often watching cars that go faster than surrounding vehicles.

Has an inconsiderate driver ever cut you off? Did another motorist merge into your lane without seemingly knowing you were there? From nonchalant late-brakers to impatient tailgaters, there are plenty of jerk drivers out there. And you might sometimes be guilty of jerky driving behaviors yourself. But if you have a new year’s resolution to …

Have you ever wanted to be a stunt car driver or wanted to learn how to drive like one? If so, then the “J-Turn” is one of the most basic and important driving techniques that you will need to learn. But what is a “J-turn” and is it illegal to do one on the street? …

Driving a car with a manual transmission can be tricky, especially if you’re starting to learn. Learning when to upshift and downshift can get a little bit confusing at first, but with the proper time and patience, you’ll get it. Soon enough, you’ll be rev-matching like the pros. But what is rev-matching, and is it …

Racing video games tend to act as a “gateway drug” whether you like cars a little or are a bonafide car enthusiast. With everything from the excitement of building your dream car and dream garage to working your way up the ranks and winning races, a good racing game can make you feel like Lewis …

Cameras are increasingly being used in many aspects of car safety. In fact, in addition to airbags and seat belts, one key mandatory safety feature is the backup camera. However, as with other safety features, simply having a backup camera installed doesn’t automatically make you safer. Why backup cameras are mandatory Although backup cameras, aka …

Driving cars has been around much longer than any of us have been alive, and while the safety features and technology of cars have adapted, that doesn’t mean we’ve left old, outdated driving techniques in the past. Feeding the wheel technique Feeding the steering wheel is a turning technique pushed on many young drivers. The …