During rush hour, which is typically 4:30-6:30 pm, can be a little dicey. While it pales in comparison to the rush hour of large and even moderate sized metro areas, it requires a driver to devote their full attention (which everyone should be doing at any time of day) to driving. For many drivers, using their turn signals seems to be an optional decision. Do not expect that a driver won't simply turn at the very last minute. Keep as much distance as possible from the car ahead of you (again, always an important action to take). Also, some drivers seem to have stayed in the sun too long and will do very loopy things so always keep a look out. While there not many of them compared to more urban areas, be on the look out for the aggressive driver type who weaves in and out of lanes trying to get a jump ahead of others.

Go online and use one or several of the car comparison websites to compare prices. If you are interested in a used car, only go to an authorized dealer for the make of the car you would like and get a Certified used car. Yes, they cost a little more than used car but it definitely worth the extra cost and gives you a peace of mind which is priceless. For new cars, the cost comparison websites will show you who has the best deal. Print out the list price and take it with you to the show room so there is no misunderstanding or mix up.

Although I don't do it all that often, driving at night is a very pleasant experience. The roads are usually very quiet, the overhead lights bright enough to make driving easy, and are peaceful. It would not be an overstatement to say that it is a serene experience; one of the most drives I've experienced. The roads are also well-paved which adds to the pleasant drive.

Wickham Road. At night, there is little to no traffic on Wickham Road. It is a peaceful drive which is most pleasant. It is a well-paved and lite road which adds to the pleasant experience. The darker setting helps prevent from being distracted by roadside buildings and advertisements which is also nice.

I would suggest being more cautious than normal of other drivers. Especially when there is a driver thinking about making a right at a red light. These people will not hesitate to pull out in front of you, sometimes leaving you no room to even stop before they are the same place in the road as you, leading to an accident.

When buying a car in this city, be very wary of used car dealerships. There is most likely something wrong with your car that you could not tell at the time you bought it. It is safer to buy from a personal seller.

My favorite memory from driving in Melbourne, Florida is the memory of driving on US1 with little traffic. It is most beautiful during the dawn and dusk hours, and is especially peaceful at night. The wonderful part about driving down US1 is the freeing speed you can cruise at with minimal traffic lights. In addition, the scenery is water for the entire drive, beautiful.

Interstate 95. There is only one true reason that I prefer to drive on Interstate 95 over other roads. First, it usually cuts your trip down if you're driving 10 or more miles. In addition, the speed limit is much higher than on any other road anywhere near Melbourne, which allows me to reach my destination more quickly as well.