November 18th, 2006 by admin
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers reminds drivers to check their tire pressure, especially before a long road trip.
Over Thanksgiving weekend, 91 percent of people traveling over the weekend in the United States will do so by car, based on figures supported by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
This highlights the importance of […]
November 15th, 2006 by admin
A few things to check before you take a holiday road trip. Part one of a series.
A holiday road trip would be stressful enough without a break down. Checking a few things before you leave will greatly lessen your chances of being stranded in the chilly (or wet) winter weather.
Make sure your wipers work […]
November 13th, 2006 by admin
Not knowing the specifics of what is covered may find you stranded.
Some new cars and even cell phone plans come with some type of gratis auto road service. However, many drivers find that these services are free or included because they cover the bare minimum of benefits. Here are a few reasons why you will […]
November 10th, 2006 by admin
Most trips we make are so short, a call can wait. When they can’t there are safety guidelines you can follow.
Driving during a cell phone conversation is not only dangerous, in many states it is also illegal. If you can’t pull over where it is safe to answer the phone, then it’s probably a good idea […]
November 8th, 2006 by admin
Be ready for an unplanned call for emergency roadside assistance, just in case.
At some point, your car could break down on the side of the road. Hopefully it will be a simple repair, such as a quick tire replacement, or getting some gas. But whether it’s that or something that requires a short tow, it’s […]