Crash Protection: For People Who Enjoy Living A free brochure explains passive restraint systems and provides tips on how to get the most crash protection from your car. To order, write to: Crash Protection Brochure, Automobile Club of New York, P.O. Box 975, Garden City, NY 11530-0975. Enclose a stamped (37 cents), business-size, self-addressed envelope.
Be Safe This Halloween - Parents and children need to be especially cautious on Halloween, when darkness, costumes that obscure vision and kids running around can contribute to accidents.
School's Open - Drive Carefully - Both motorists and children need to exercise extra caution as school reopens in September. Parents can help by reviewing our Best Route to School tip sheet with their young children.
Trim a Shrub for Safety - The "Trim a Shrub for Safety" campaign was designed to improve neighborhood traffic safety.
You Drink & Drive. You Lose. - The Automobile Club of New York, NHTSA and local and state law enforcement agencies are warning motorists against the dangers of driving impaired.
A traffic stop has the potential to turn into a nightmare. What are your rights? When does good citizenship and cooperation with the police cross the line into capitulation?
The law has spoken, and you have a little yellow headache to show for it. What do you do?
How to Fight Insurance Fraud
A hard-hitting new consumer video and brochure teach the public about insurance fraud and how to fight back against swindles. Free copies are available at
insurancefraud.org.
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