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Maintain Tire Pressure For Safety

June 28th, 2008 by Hal Moses

For the safety of you and your vehicle, you should maintain proper tire pressure. Approximately 650 motorists are killed, and 32,000 injured every year due to tire related problems. Yet, a recent survey showed that at least 84% of drivers don’t bother to check the pressure in their tires.
What people don’t realize is […]


What Vehicles Are Known For Their Durability?

June 18th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Motorists are realizing that today’s vehicles are able to withstand more demands than ever. There are a variety of vehicles on the road that are durable and reliable. So, what cars are going to keep you from calling for emergency auto assistance?
Honda is always a sure thing because they put out cars that […]


Tire Changing 101

June 11th, 2008 by Hal Moses

There’s nothing worse than being stuck on the side of the road with car problems; however, being stuck with a flat tire shouldn’t be a big deal if you know how to change your tire yourself. Follow these few simple steps to change your tire quickly and get you back on the road.
First of […]


Auto Accidents

June 5th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Auto accidents are always surprising and seem to happen when you least expect them.  An accident leaves drivers stunned and shocked, and often people aren’t sure what to do first.  What steps should you take right after an accident, when your adrenaline is pumping?  Read on.
Obviously, the first thing to do in the case of […]


The Intelligent Battery Sensor Signals Motorists To Change Their Batteries

June 4th, 2008 by Hal Moses

It is an awful feeling when you go to start your car in the morning, just to discover that your battery is weak.  Luckily, many people have a road service program that can help them in this situation, but unfortunately, others don’t.  If a car isn’t getting sufficient power, it won’t start, however, help is […]


Bumper Mismatch Can Result In Major Car Damage

May 30th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Many people believe that pickup trucks and SUVs cause extreme damage to cars in a collision because they are heavier and bigger. And although size is a factor, the main culprit in collisions involving low speeds is the mismatch of bumper heights.
In the United States, SUVs, minivans, and pickup trucks aren’t required to have […]


The Different Types Of Child Safety Seats

May 29th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Modern cars provide safety for adults, but it is up to parents to provide the special protection needed for children. However, there are many different types of Child seats out there today, which can make it confusing for adults to know what to choose for their child. There are three different types of […]


Tips For Driving At Night

May 27th, 2008 by Hal Moses

The riskiest time for car crashes are between midnight and six o’clock in the morning.  This is because there are the fewest drivers at this time of day, yet more accidents.  If you need to drive during these hours it is important to consider some important factors.  Safe driving at night calls for preparation, alertness, […]


Why Emergency Roadside Assistance Is Essential

May 22nd, 2008 by Hal Moses

Maintaining your vehicle will help you avoid road service calls. Yet, many drivers fail to maintain their cars, and a lot of them find themselves stranded on the road calling for emergency roadside assistance. Follow these simple tips to avoid being stranded.
Don’t drive with low tire pressure. In years past, service stations would […]


SUVs Give Drivers A False Sense Of Security

May 17th, 2008 by Hal Moses

Often, drivers who have a big SUV feel a false sense of security.  People feel that just because they are in a large vehicle nothing can happen to them.
Yet, the truth is that SUVs are much more likely to roll in an accident than other cars.  And approximately 35% of fatalities in car accidents occur […]


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