This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com In 2020, American drivers, on average, spent 26 extra hours in their car due to traffic congestion. That’s a drop from 2019, but it’s still the equivalent of over a day. Help keep the roads safe with these driving tips for traffic jams: Make smart driving decisions in […]
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com During the hot summer months, it is important to remember to make sure vehicles are properly maintained and equipped with roadside emergency supplies to help keep families safe. Before logging all those miles: Beat the heat Inspect the radiator, pressure cap, belts, and hoses to make sure they
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Engineering Explained’s tips and advice for changing the oil in your car. [ad_1]
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com Riding a bike or e-bike as an alternative to driving to work can provide much needed fresh air and exercise. It can even save you money by reducing gas and other expenses. Before you start commuting by bicycle, know the rules and risks. Around 846 bicyclists are killed
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com What are some simple tips to protect your car from the sun? The sun and heat can be very damaging to a car. During testing conducted at the State Farm® Vehicle Research Facility, interior air temperatures have been recorded well in excess of 145 degrees Fahrenheit. Interior surfaces
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This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com Steps to stay alert while driving Drowsy driving can impair reflexes and lead to disaster causing more than 100,000 crashes each year. Try these tips to stay alert. The struggle to stay awake while driving may be more common than you realize: 37 percent of people have admitted
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This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Most cars are appliances. A tool for the job. They get us from point A to point B with no emotion necessary. But convertibles are special. They’ve always been. Convertibles don’t just get us there—they get us there with a big toothy grin and joy. Driving a classic
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com You work hard to keep your home germ-free, but what about your vehicle? The average American spends about 10 hours a week in their vehicle, which is plenty of time to make a mess. Crumbs and receipts lurk under the seats, of course, but less obvious are germs
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com Teens often fail to wear seat belts Teenagers are often the most inexperienced drivers on the road and using a seat belt should be a high priority. However, teenagers are the biggest non-users of seatbelts – about 43% of teenagers don’t buckle up every time they drive. The
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This post was originally published on www.progressive.com It took some luck, years of hard work and few dollars but you’ve finally purchased the classic car you’ve always wanted. It’s probably just like the ride you wanted in high school. The one you used to dream about in class. You told yourself, “I’m going to own
