The rainy fall season has arrived, which means several things are around the corner: holidays, pumpkin pie and snow. You may look forward to the season, but few people look forward to driving on snow and ice. To keep you and your family safe on your way to and from family gatherings and other celebrations, consider the following tips: Maintenance The drop in temperature … [Read more...]
3 tips for parents: Reducing insurance rates for your teen driver
Many parents dread the day their children turn 16, because it means they are legally able to drive without the supervision of a licensed driver. Aside from the safety concerns of having your constantly-texting teen behind the wheel, your child's newfound driving freedom means that he will probably want his own car as well. Even if your child drives your family car, you may be … [Read more...]
The Key to Defensive Driving
Learning to drive can be stressful enough without having to worry about what everyone else on the road is doing, but part of becoming a safe, qualified driver is learning to drive defensively. Taking to the road alone after you've passed can be a daunting prospect. Here's a few handy tips on how to deal with other road users, because, whilst you can't control the actions of … [Read more...]
Top 5 Ways College Wrecks Your Car
If you’re fortunate enough to have your car at college, don’t expect it to be in perfect condition when you graduate. Campus events, limited parking, and a slew of other conditions can really take a toll on your car’s condition. Here are the top 5 ways your car could take a hit over the next four years. … [Read more...]
Turn On the Hazard When Visibility is Zero
The hazard lights of our car would normally be turned on only if your are driving in emergencies. But the thing is, how do you classify emergencies? There are various types of emergencies, the most common of which is health-related. But lately, thanks to some weird weather, rains often pour at will and may reach a point where you no longer see what is in front and behind … [Read more...]