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The Family Road Trip

May 10th, 2008 by Hal Moses

One of the family activities that are the most fun is going on road trips. Over the spring and summer, American families will go on over 320 trips. Although enjoyable, frustration can accompany families on the road. Take note of the following do’s and don’ts in order to ensure that your family […]


Commuters Are Experiencing More Rush Hour Breakdowns Than Ever

May 9th, 2008 by Hal Moses

According to research, more commuters than ever are experiencing rush hour breakdowns.  These breakdowns occur between 7-9 am and are leaving employees and carpool moms stranded.  Motorists should have a roadside assistance program to protect themselves in this case.
Breakdowns leave drivers stranded and expose them to road dangers.  In a recent survey of motorists who […]


Driving While Texting

May 5th, 2008 by Hal Moses

It can be tempting to text-message in your car, especially if you’re stuck in traffic.  You assume that there is little risk involved, however, if the person in front of you stops a little faster than you intended, all of a sudden you may find yourself calling your road service program.
Recent studies show that avoiding […]


Driving While Drowsy

May 3rd, 2008 by Hal Moses

Most motorists have experienced the drowsy driving syndrome. Either you’ve been the driver yourself or you’ve been in the passenger seat. Many wrecks and road service calls can be avoided if drivers aren’t drowsy. Here are some signs to look for in a drowsy driver.
If the driver is weaving drowsiness may be […]


Finding A Good Auto Repair Shop

May 1st, 2008 by Hal Moses

You need to shop around for a repair shop before you actually need one. This will allow you to make a better decision. After all, it is hard to make a logical decision when your vehicle is broken down on the side of the road and you are waiting for emergency roadside assistance. […]


Tips For Lowering Teen Auto Insurance

April 24th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Teenage drivers add a significant amount of cost to a family’s auto insurance.  This is because insurance is based on the likelihood of a driver getting into a car crash.  According to statistics, young drivers who are inexperienced account for a large amount of auto accidents. This is why a road service program is essential […]


How To Deal With Windshield Damage

April 22nd, 2008 by Hal Moses

Many motorists have been in the situation where an object hits their windshield and a big crack shows up.  Your windshield might even end up bad enough that you have to call your road service program.  However, when do you know if it necessary to replace the windshield or if the crack can just be […]


How To React If The “Check Engine” Light Comes On

April 19th, 2008 by Hal Moses

We’ve all been there.  You’re driving your vehicle when suddenly your check engine light comes on.  If you’re like the majority of motorists, you aren’t really sure what the light is telling you.  This could be the most misunderstood light on your dashboard because it can mean many different things.  If your check engine light […]


What Are Suitable Cars For Teen Motorists?

April 17th, 2008 by Hal Moses

When buying a car for a teen driver it is important to consider safety and reliability.  After all, teens don’t have a lot of experience.  When car shopping for a young driver, cars should be considered that have good crash-test results and advanced safety features.  This will hopefully keep your teen from avoiding roadside assistance […]


Maintenance Mistakes To Avoid

April 17th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Although cars of today don’t require maintenance as regularly as the cars of the past, they still need a maintenance schedule.  This will ensure that your car has a long, healthy life span.  Consulting your owner’s manual for the service schedule that your car requires can save you from having to call your road service […]


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