6 Items to Keep In Your Car This Winter
Preparing for winter weather means getting out the winter gear, including warm clothing, blankets, and kitty litter—for your car, of course! Here’s your checklist for staying safe and ready for anything Mother Nature throws your way this season.
What To Do If You Get In a Car Accident
The squeal of tires, the crunching of metal or plastic, shattering of glass—those are sounds no driver wants to hear. Getting in a car accident can be a scary and stressful event, but keeping the following tips in mind can make the accident and claims process as stress-free as possible.
As our nation's professional truck drivers are well aware, driving a tractor-trailer demands attention in any weather condition, but the challenge for our drivers is increased during the winter months. Knowing the right skills and techniques and being prepared for driving in poor conditions can be the difference between arriving at your destination safely or meeting misfortune on the road.
Potholes can lead to costly vehicle repairs. This article covers tips for spotting potholes, minimizing vehicle damage, and navigating rough roads. Stay prepared for what’s ahead and keep your car in top shape.
As the days get shorter and wildlife becomes more active, especially during dawn and dusk, the chances of encountering animals on the road increase. From deer to moose and elk, these animals can present real hazards for drivers. Here are some essential tips to help you avoid collisions and what to do if you find yourself in this situation
