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  Waking up to a frozen windshield is a major nuisance. A frozen windshield requires around 10-15 minutes to deice. This can be burdensome, especially when you are getting late for work.   There are a lot of perks to living in cold regions, but defrosting ice from car windows makes the entire experience loathsome. Fortunately, this is preventable and there are a lot of quick ways to scrape ice off your windshield. 1.  Crank the Heat Up Start the ignition and crank up the heat. Raising the temperature of the car will help melt the ice. Turn the blowers on and point them at the windscreen. Switch on the heaters to keep the air dry. If you have heated windshield options, then switch it on. This option might not be available in old car models. Give the engine a few minutes to heat up. 2.  Get an Ice Scraper Always keep an ice scraper nearby to remove the ice. A deicer spray might also work. You can even make one at home by watching DIY videos online.   Wear mittens ...

It might be one of the most momentous occasions of your life to see your child drive for the first time, but don’t get carried away by the excitement of it all that you forget about your child's safety. A recent study indicates that significant vehicle deaths comprise teenagers aged between 13-19 years  in the U.S. Over speeding, lack of concentration, and broken windshields  are common causes of vehicle crashes. Here are some helpful tips that may help parents make their cars safe for their children. 1. Inspect Your Tires Optimal tire condition is essential for a safe road trip. Tires come in contact with the road. Therefore, they should be able to bear the wear and tear of friction. Inspect your tire's pressure and tread depths regularly. Recent regulations have mandated the car drivers for a tread limit  of 1.6 mm in most states. Ensure you follow your state's law. 2. Monitor Battery Life Battery drainage is one of the common causes of a car breakdown, but you can moni...