The holidays are a time to gather with family & friends, remind ourselves of what we’re thankful for, and recollect on the past year as we look to the year ahead. However, sometimes holiday celebrations can get away from us. Maybe your Thanksgiving eve with friends got a little out of hand or you had one too […]
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When thinking of the holiday season we often imagine snuggling up on the couch in front of a warm fire, decorating our homes, and spending time with family. When decorating this holiday season, we want to keep your home at a lower risk of fire. The National Fire Protection Association reports that one-third of home decoration fires […]
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For kids, Halloween night is the most fun event of the year. Spooky adventures filled with candy and creepy costumes make for memories that will last a lifetime. Although this season can be fun, there are extra precautions you can take to keep your children as safe as possible. To ensure a magical night for every […]
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Fall means the return of cooler temperatures, comfy sweaters and football. And the return of football means the return of tailgating! It’s important to remember there are two kinds of tailgating though – one that involves grilling and cornhole and one that involves wrecking your car According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were […]
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Our cars can carry some of our most precious cargo – children, spouses, parents, pets – but it can also carry so many other things too. Unlike that stale french fry under the driver’s seat and the extra hair band in the center console, there are some things that should always be in your car […]
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September is National Preparedness Month, raising awareness for the importance to know what to do in case of emergency. We are participating this year by creating a one-stop guide for everything you need to know about keeping your family safe. There are four key things to do to have the best safety plan possible: Make a Plan […]
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Labor Day is often considered the celebration of the end of summer. When celebrating any event, alcohol consumption is usually involved. Unfortunately, Labor Day is no different – and considered one of the most dangerous holidays of the year. According to the National Safety Council, during Labor Day weekend, 38% of fatalities involved an alcohol-impaired driver. That’s a […]
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Summertime is a season of watermelons, lake rides, fireworks – and hurricanes. Hurricane season officially began on June 1st and will continue until November 30th. For your knowledge and safety, we have accumulated some hurricane preparations for you and your car. For more tips and information, make sure you follow our social channels. Hurricane Car Safety 101: In case of evacuation, make sure your car is ready to […]
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What are cicadas? For those of you who may be new to the Eastern United States, or simply have not been around for the past 17 years, Cicada Bugs are insects that live underground. Formally known as Magiciada Cassnii, a large generation of these bugs only comes out once every 17 years – and 2021 […]
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It’s a horrible feeling – you’re heading out to start your day, you put your keys in the ignition, and your car won’t turn over. If this happens to you, listen closely to what your car is telling you. Perhaps your car starts making a sound, or maybe it’s silent. Either way, the sounds it […]
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As we enter the dog days of summer, the sun is high is the sky, beating down on us and our cars with its warm rays. Soon, you’ll head to the store, pop inside to pick up groceries, and come back out to discover your car has turned into an oven in mere minutes. And […]
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Amid the spread of COVID-19, many drivers across the United States have a stay at home order in place. Countless areas have ordered nonessential businesses, from restaurants to retail shops, to close business to combat the spread of this disease. With numerous businesses having to temporarily close their doors, the number of drivers on the […]
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Years ago, it was common for people to use the railway system as a means of transportation. Nowadays, traveling by bus, personal automobile, or plane are more commonly used methods. However, according to the Association of American Railroads, approximately 5 million tons of goods are delivered every day to ports, distribution centers, businesses and more […]
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We’ve all been there – you’re driving along on a day just like any other day. Then, suddenly, you hear a load BOOM followed by an abrupt drop to one side, and the dire need to get to the side of the road. When you finally can get there, you emerge from your car only […]
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Rust (n): Rust, also known as iron oxide, forms on iron or steel and will eat a hole through your car and wallet if it goes untreated. By catching it early, you can prevent a costly expense and keep yourself safe as a rusted car can be dangerous. Preventing car rust When the iron in […]
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Remember the first time you got behind the wheel of a car? Even though it felt exciting and maybe a little scary, it was the beginning of many adventures on the road to come. No matter who taught you how to drive, learning how to remain alert on the road while driving carefully is the […]
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Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death in the US to people between the ages of 1 and 54. The easiest way to keep you and those you love safe on the road is to wear your seat belts every time. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), seat belt use […]
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