Archive for February 2017
Driving Related Deaths Up 14%
The last three years have seen a 14% increase in automotive fatalities. There are more drivers on the road, and they are acting without regard for your safety. According to the National Safety Council, 47% of motorists are comfortable texting while driving. This means almost one in every two drivers does not care about keeping…
Read MoreFederal Government Sued in Used Car Scandal
The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is the defendant in a lawsuit filed by six groups, including The Center for Auto Safety, for allowing dealerships to sell used cars advertised as “certified pre-owned vehicles” despite being under active recall. The government permitted the sale of unsafe vehicles for a premium price at the expense of your…
Read MoreWhen and How to Replace Windshield Wiper Blades
Windshield wipers are a simple, but important mechanical component on your car. They help you maintain your vision when driving in inclement weather. If your blades are old, cracked, and torn, then you could be limiting your ability to see clearly. You should inspect (and replace) your blades every 6 to 12 months according to…
Read MoreMore features mean higher repair bills for your car.
If your vehicle has features like rear-view cameras, blind spot sensors, and lane assist technology, then having an accident could mean higher repair bills than what you’re used to receiving. These features contain cameras, computers, and numerous other advanced parts. If any of these components are damaged in a crash, you could face hundreds of…
Read MoreIs your business protected from irresponsible patrons?
An Inn near Lake Michigan can be held responsible for a ten-year-old girl suffering burn injuries by walking on hot coals hidden underneath the sand. The appeals court ruled that the business can be sued for damages because they had prior knowledge of patrons sometimes starting fires on the section of beach owned by the…
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