How To Keep Your Elderly Parents Independent and On The Road

Like most people, I suppose, when I was younger I thought my parents were infallible. I thought they could do anything, and that they would be able to keep doing anything they wanted to forever. Of course, now that I’m an adult and I see my parents retired and getting older, I know that’s not […]

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The RIGHT Way To Install A Child’s Car Seat

NOTE: The following information is intended to help you install a car seat correctly. However, no Internet article is a substitute for an in-person car seat inspection. Before taking your new baby home in your car seat, be sure to contact your local fire department or hospital to ask about car seat installation programs. As a result, […]

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Top 5 Vehicles For The Mountains and Snow – 2012 Edition

With winter season right around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about fun-filled excursions to your favorite mountain. For my family it’s Vail Resorts in Colorado. Whether you choose to stay at Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, or Vail, it’s essential to remember the two most important items when planning a skiing or snowboarding getaway: […]

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SEMA: The World-Series of the Auto Industry Kicks Off November 1st

If you’re a heavy hitting auto enthusiast and you’re swinging for the fences, it doesn’t get any bigger than the annual SEMA show, stepping up to the plate November 1st. With Las Vegas’ biggest car show, SEMA brings out the auto industries biggest bats and lets you get a chance to see what’s on its’ […]

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Vehicle Registration Plates – Are Your Plates Valuable?

NOTE: The following article is written for people who live in a place where license plates can be traded privately. In many U.S. States (like my home state of Colorado), this practice is not allowed. So, you should check with your local motor vehicle department Ever wondered how much your car’s number plate is worth? […]

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What To Keep In Your Car In Case of Emergencies

There are many of car preparation guides online giving advice about what to pack for emergencies. I just read one recommending a “LifeHammer.” That’s a device that knocks out your window in case you and your car suddenly find yourselves in a body of water. This is what you should prepare for? Rather than stray […]

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Save Money: Lower Your Fuel Costs

If you’re planning a road trip, gas prices can really put a damper on things. Rising fuel costs have successfully put everyone into a frenzy in these tough economic times, and while these fuel concerns are valid, there are many ways to avoid paying extra at the pump. By braking properly, not driving at excessive […]

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How To Choose The Right Vehicle For Your Fleet

This is a special guest post. Purchasing vehicles for your fleet is often a tough decision. It’s a huge investment and often requires significant capital outlay. In larger firms, fleet vehicle purchasing often has to be approved by senior management, and that requires extensive background checks and reports. What can help fleet managers make the […]

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Obama Gives California Auto Market to Japan, Undermines US Economy

President Obama signed an order today that will allow all 50 US States to set their own emissions and fuel economy standards. While this move has been applauded for it’s emphasis on individual rights, it’s a poorly thought-out decision. Allowing each and every state to create their own fuel economy and emissions rules will effectively […]

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