The hustle and bustle of the holidays can be a hazard on the highway. If you're getting behind the wheel, one Mayo Clinic expert has some tips to keep you and your family safe on the road. If you're headed out on the highway this holiday season, be aware of the driving dangers.
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - What if your car could tell you when the road ahead is icy or the driver three vehicles ahead of you suddenly hit their brakes? It seems futuristic, but the technology is already a reality in Ohio. The largest-ever research project into connected vehicle technology is shaping the future of transportation nationwide. It allows vehicles, traffic lights, crosswalks and other infrastructure to communicate, making the roads safer and smarter.
One of the keys to keeping your car in good condition is staying up-to-date on oil changes. But how often should you change the oil? It used to be said that cars should get an oil change every 3,000 miles. While that could still be true for older vehicles and vehicles with certain conditions, newer models can wait longer.
(BPT) - Holiday season is upon us again, meaning an extra-large helping of food, family, friends and fun are in store. Unfortunately, so is the seasonal nasty weather. Be prepared for chilling temps, rain and snow that could easily put a damper on driving to holiday celebrations and shopping sprees.
You never know when your car is going to break down, or you'll need some immediate maintenance. To be prepared, take a look at some tools you should keep in your car. Multi-drive wrench: This small, useful tool has the ability to work with various sized nuts and bolts to help with some quick car repair issues. Strap/rope for towing: In case you ever need to be towed, it's a good idea to keep a strap in your car that you can attach to your vehicle to get towed.
(NewsUSA) - Tires may not be the first thing you notice when you look at a car, but they may be the most important safety and performance element of any vehicle. When you think about it, they are the only part of your car that connects you to the road.
If you're keeping your car a little longer to save money, making regular repairs can save you a big bill at the garage down the road. Simple checkups and regular maintenance can help you avoid repairs that can cost thousands of dollars and potentially be more than what the car is worth. Fluids, fluids, fluids According to Mark Larsen, a franchise training manager for Car X, there are three major parts of a car that can be the most costly to repair.
