Gold were up to its highest since March on Thursday July 10th, while European shares were down due to weak economic data. The US dollar didn't move much after the minutes of the Federal Reserve's June meeting did not indicate that interest rate will rise.
Spot gold was up by 1.3% to its highest since March at $1,345.00 an ounce in earlier trade and was up 1.2% at $1,341.84 by 1018 GMT.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Safety Tips for Newbie Drivers
Teen drivers needs to be taught safe and defensive driving to avoid vehicular accident. Parents wants to make sure that their teen has all the skills, hands on training, and precautions to be safe when driving. Whenever their child is on the road going to school, to the mall, to a friend's house, or going on a road trip parents wants them to be safe and to follow safety and defensive driving.
Car accident is the leading killer of teens between the ages of 16 and 19.
Here are some tips to make sure that your child is following basic safety guidelines for new drivers that can prevent a tragic accident:
- Make them wear seat belt at all times when driving. It is proven to protect lives in case of an accident.
- Turn-off cell phones to resist the urge of answering calls and text messages. A distracted driving is as dangerous as drunk driving
- Follow speed limit. About 40% of fatal accidents involving teen drivers are the result of speeding.
- Educate your child not to drink and drive or ride with a drunk driver.
- Since most of car accidents caused by teen drivers occur between the hours of 9 pm and 3 am. Advice your kids not to drive during the later evening hours.
Teen drivers must be extremely cautious and aware of their limits due to lack of experience. You can help your kid to improve their response time by monitoring how they drive and guiding them to be a defensive driver.
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