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What's the Best New Ride for Your Family?
So you’re thinking about getting a new family car? There are many choices, but what’s the best ride for your family? A lot will depend on your needs, preferences and the size of your family. Here is a guide to help you determine which vehicle—minivan, van, station wagon, or sports utility vehicle (SUV) is best for you.
By Akash Sharma7 years ago in Wheel
How Long Do You Have to Report a Car Accident?
Car accidents are never convenient, but unfortunately, dealing properly with the aftermath may take time. This is particularly true if the accident involves more than one party, and serious damage or injuries. Some people who are able to drive away from their accidents immediately, later discover problems they didn’t notice before. For example, you might start suffering from neck pain a month later that your doctor decides is a direct result of your accident. Or you might later experience mental anguish that you didn’t realize was a problem. It’s also possible that you just don’t have time to report the incident right away, and just need to know your rights. In any case, here’s all you need to know.
By Marshall Stevenson7 years ago in Wheel
Questions to Ask Yourself Before Learning to Drive
Learning to drive is an important part of any teenager’s life but before you opt to join some driving course, there are a few things that you would want to consider before doing so. Getting that driving license constitutes an important threshold in your life—essentially, it means that you are licensed by the local government as being responsible enough to drive a vehicle. But that still requires for you to join a driving course, learn how to drive as well as handle various situations and pass the same successfully. But before you learn how to drive, there are a few important points that you would have to consider. Do check out below.
By Lauren Williamson7 years ago in Wheel
How to Plan a Great Motorcycle Road Trip
Although riding provides an unmatched sense of freedom, practical limitations demand some thinking ahead before you hit the open road. Motorbikes are, first and foremost, limited on their storage capacity. Thoroughbred touring bikes like the Honda Gold Wing and the BMW K1200LT feature a number of hard cases and storage points for extra clothing and gear, however, long haul riders are often pressed to make tough decisions about the items they will carry. Here are a few planning points.
By Isla Wright7 years ago in Wheel
Severe Dangers of Texting While Driving
Do you know that words can kill? Receiving and texting messages while driving will do just that. Modern devices like smartphones connected people more than ever, with voice calls, receiving and texting messages, video conferencing and other ways of communicating from almost anywhere. Unfortunately, this positive development for society also poses a danger to the cell phone patron, if not properly utilized. Too many people disregard the advice on the dangers of texting anddriving, resulting in an alarming rate of cell phone distraction accidents.
By Mike Johnson7 years ago in Wheel
Why I Decided to Become a Car Dweller?
It was August 2012, I was a single middle class divorced mom. I started renting a house in Schaumburg, Illinois for $1,500 a month with a salary of $72,000 to support two junior high school kids that eventually attended a private high school in Arlington Heights, Illinois. By the seventh year, my son has grown on to college, and I lived alone with my daughter who was playing soccer, running Cross Country, and playing AAU basketball in her senior year. Anyone that has or had teenagers that played either high school sports or on any AAU team knows that it’s like investing in a small based business where the overhead is higher than the productivity. I was spending about $2,700 a quarter on both kids in extra curricular fees alone.
By LaSharndra Clark7 years ago in Wheel
Questions to Ask Yourself When Selecting a Car
The purchase of a car is the single largest transaction that many people make other than purchasing a home. It takes quite a while to save up the money for purchasing a car. Some families may never buy a new car, instead deciding to purchase used cars their entire life. Others will insist on only purchasing new cars, not wanting to own a vehicle that might have been someone else's problem at some point during the life of the vehicle. These are just a few of the factors that go into choosing a car. So when you choose the best midsize sedan for your family let's start with that question to start along the path to purchasing a car.
By Sasha McGregor7 years ago in Wheel
Highway Driving Tips That Will Keep You and Your Family Safe from Any Accident
We always are careful about the wellbeing of our family. Being careful when you are driving is most important when you have other people’s lives in your hand. So here are some tips to prevent road accidents, especially when you have your family with you.
By Eada Hudes7 years ago in Wheel
