From the Northeast to the Midwest, all the way to Texas, and up the West Coast, summer is summer and temperatures are likely to be HOT! And while we typically await the warmer months with anticipation, it is likely that your car isn’t as prepared for the heat as you are.
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While most might fear getting stranded in the winter months, summer should be no less of a concern. With more people out on the highways, July and August are two of the highest months for fatal traffic accidents according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
With July 4th weekend just around the corner, people everywhere are finalizing their travel plans, confirming reservations, and stocking up their coolers. As with most holidays, you should expect to see record drivers out on the roadways. Alongside the increased number of motorists, Independence Day also sees high levels of alcohol abuse.
Just like any loyal friend, your dog is always excited at the opportunity to hop in the car and leave town with you. Yep, he’ll pretty much follow you anywhere with his tail wagging. But are you prepared to have a four-legged passenger along for the ride? Follow these five steps to ensure a smooth trip.
The worst part of any trip is having to leave your four-legged friend behind. Between the money and the hassle of finding someone to take loving care of your fur-baby while you’re out of town is the last thing you should be worrying about before hitting the open road. This summer, save yourself the trouble and take your pup along for the ride to these dog-friendly destinations!
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On the road again! It’s no secret that long road trips can be a pain. Especially when you become hungry during a long strip without any restaurants, fast food chains or truck stops. The next time that hunger strikes and you think that you have to settle for a quick power bar from a Speedway or 7-Eleven think again.
