With Memorial Day behind us, summer has (unofficially) begun! That means the weather is warming up, school is letting out, and plenty of people will be out on the roads.
By now, we’re all familiar with the dangers of texting and driving.
So, you may be a new driver, you may be an experienced driver, you may be going on a long road trip for the first time, whatever it may be, you need to make sure one thing is protected. You.
When it comes to riding the bus, or any public transportation system for that matter, there are a few key items you should always carry with you.
Picture this: you’re driving down the highway, your favorite music is playing on the stereo, and you’ve got your four-legged best friend along for the ride. Does this sound like an ideal road trip to you?
It’s that time of year again: the days are getting longer, the weather’s getting warmer, and you’ve been overcome with the need to clean. What better place to start spring cleaning than the garage?
Besides driving less, what can you do to save money on gas? Here are our top tips for getting the most out of your next fill up.
Maybe you’re running late to work for the millionth morning in a row, or maybe your favorite song came on the radio and you lost track of how fast you were going.
In some parts of the country, snow is starting to fall, turning the towns and cities into winter wonderlands. While this is a beautiful sight to see, it can also be an incredibly dangerous time of year, especially out on the road.
