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The best way to avoid getting caught in a flood is to not be on the road at all. If it starts raining really hard, and travel is not necessary, then just stay home. But if you find yourself in a situation where you need to drive somewhere, we have some tips for you, starting with some Dos and Don'ts.

Everyone knows that driving in the rain is more dangerous than if the road was dry. But what some people don't know is just how much more dangerous. A US study found that the likelyhood of fatal accidents to occur in light rain is 26%, and can increase by 146% in heavy rain. But following these tips can help keep you safe when on the road on a rainy day.

Changing a flat tire in the middle of the road is a right of passage for most motorists. It's a frustrating thing, getting a flat, and it's a skill that isn't taught in driving schools. Even though we at AutoPerformance doesn't sell tires, we are car people, and we want to share this easy, step-by-step guide to changing a flat tire while on the road.

According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), fatal car accidents are far more likely to happen at night than during the day. But night-time driving is unavoidable, whether it is to attend a social gathering, commute to or from work, or travel from one place to another. But in the interest of safety, we have compiled a series of tips that can help keep you safe after the sun goes down.

The Philippines is a beautiful country. There is so much to see, from tropical beaches, to scenic fields, to majestic mountains and more. And a summer road trip is the best way to see it all. Before you get in the car and go, however, it's always best to make sure your car is performing at its best. There are few things more frustrating than a vacation ruined by car problems. As an added bonus, following these tips can save you money, too.