Sharing the Road: The Do’s & Don’ts for Cyclists & Drivers
Posted: July 1, 2024
Streets and roads are not the exclusive domain of motor vehicles. In some areas, it contains cyclists as well as pedestrians. Prioritizing safety for everyone is paramount. Increased awareness of cyclists’ presence fosters a culture of mutual respect and caution. We can create a safer and more inclusive environment by respecting all road users and advocating safety measures. The Do’s for Cyclists Cyclists should heed...
Maximizing the Performance of Your Electric Car Year-Round
Posted: June 17, 2024
When you buy an electric vehicle (EV), you gain benefits – no more trips to the gas station – and some new responsibilities … like keeping that vehicle charged properly so you can predictably reach destinations. The most important element of the EV is the battery pack because it powers everything in the vehicle. While each brand of EV offers recommendations on extending and preserving...
What to Know Before Renting a Car This Summer
Posted: June 2, 2024
Summertime offers the opportunity for adventure, exploration, and sharing time with friends and family. Whether planning a cross-country road trip, a weekend getaway to the beach, or exploring a new city, renting a car can enhance your travel experience by providing freedom and flexibility. However, several issues must be considered before you hit the road to ensure you enjoy a smooth, stress-free journey. Assess Your...
Buying a Car from a Private Seller
Posted: May 29, 2024
When scouting for a high-quality used car, sometimes a private seller rather than a dealership offers better value. But, while private sellers can offer great deals, there are some important considerations to remember. Let’s look at some tips and advice on buying a car from a private seller safely and confidently. Playing With Price When buying a car from a private seller, pricing is one...
Car Maintenance You May Be Overlooking
Posted: May 22, 2024
When it comes to our cars, it’s obvious when some things need our attention. Cracking rubber and a streaky windshield in the rain indicate when wiper blades must be replaced. Spotting worn tread or a flat tire when we check our wheels—which we should do every time we drive—is noticeable enough. Anyone who’s owned a car should know that 3,000 miles is the standard interval for...
