Posted on: 10/1/2023
Photo by David Menidrey On Unsplash Halloween Driving Safety: Ensuring a Spooktacular and Safe Night on the Roads Halloween is a much-awaited holiday filled with excitement, costumes, and treats. However, as festivities kick in, it's crucial to remember that safety should be a top priority, especially for those venturing out on the roads. Whether you're heading to a Halloween party or taking your kids trick-or-treating, following these Halloween driving safety tips will help you navigate the night while ensuring everyone's well-being. 1. Prepare The Whole Family Halloween is a night of spooky fun, but it can also pose risks, particularly regarding road safety. Implementing a few simple precautions can make all the difference in ensuring a memorable and safe Halloween experience for everyone. Whether your teens are driving somewhere or your kids are going door-to-do ... read more
Posted on: 10/15/2021
Photo by White Field Photo on Unsplash We blinked, and suddenly it's October! Here in Colorado, the mornings are brisk, and the leaves have gorgeous hues of gold, red, and orange. Many households take advantage of this season to decorate for Halloween and take their vehicles in for a checkup! Fall is the season to have your vehicle checked and schedule any needed repairs before the frigid weather arrives. There is no such thing as an ideal time to be stranded on the side of the road, but in freezing temperatures, it can be worse than inconvenient – it can be downright dangerous. To help you avoid winter woes, we want to share the top three ways you can prepare your vehicle during Autumn for the coming Winter months. Tires ... read more
Posted on: 5/12/2021
Summer presents plenty of traffic safety concerns that, if ignored, can turn a dreamy ride into a nightmare. Motorists should keep these summer driving safety tips top of mind before hitting the road. Driving vacations are expected to be at an all time high this summer! • Whether traveling 5 or 500 miles, every driver should carry important items like a mobile phone charger, a flashlight with extra batteries, a first aid kit, drinking water, extra snacks and food, booster cables, emergency flares or reflectors, windshield wiper fluid and a basic toolkit with a tire pressure gauge and adjustable wrench. Despite the importance of these items, more than 40 percent of motorists don’t carry such an emergency kit, one of the most valuable summer driving safety tips. • Sun glare can be a serious hazard. A sweet pair of sunglasses will ... read more