When your car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, it can be a frightening and frustrating experience. If you don't have anyone to call when you need help, it can frustrate you even more. A few months ago, my truck quit on the way to work. Since I work and live in a rural area, finding someone to give me a lift to the city isn't always easy. Luckily, my employer sent a tow truck driver to help me out. The driver towed my car to a shop in town to get it repaired. The driver also offered a few tips on how to stay safe in a rural area. If you need advice or information about towing, read my blog. I show you how to keep cool under tough situations and what to do when you need towing help. Thanks for visiting.
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Dealing With A Car Parked In Your Condo Spot
15 September 2016
One of the worst feelings is when you are ready to get home, but find someone in your parking space. If your condo building operates on assigned parking spaces, you will need to park in your own parking spot each time. Finding someone in your spot can be a frustrating event. Here are some ways to deal with finding someone in your parking space in front of your condo or townhome community.
Tips For Towing a Vehicle Long-Distance on a Trailer
14 September 2016
If you're moving across the country and are renting a moving truck or van to haul your belongings, you'll need to find a way to get your vehicle to your new home. In another scenario, you may have two cars and need to find a way to get them both to your destination. While having a friend or family member drive the automobile for you is ideal, it may not be possible.
3 Ways To Stay Safe While Waiting For A Tow
9 September 2016
Being stuck on the side of the road is one of the biggest nightmares for drivers. Yet, even a well-maintained vehicle can suddenly breakdown. Fortunately, towing services are always available to whisk you and your car to safety until you can get it repaired. As you wait for your driver to appear, it is important to remember that there is no safe place on a busy road. For this reason, you will need to use the following strategies to keep you and your family safe until help arrives.
Essential Supplies To Carry In Your Vehicle This Winter Season
8 September 2016
Now that winter will soon be here, it is time to start thinking about getting your car prepared for safe winter travel. Though it is always important to change the vehicle's fluids and rotate the tires before a big trip, it is even more important that you stock your car with the necessary supplies to survive a breakdown in a rural area or getting trapped in a winter storm. Since tow truck companies can be overwhelmed during a storm, you need to be properly prepared to keep your family safe and comfortable in your vehicle for many hours if necessary.
New Driver Tips For Dealing With Breakdown Risks
19 June 2016
As a new teen driver, you're faced with a lot of firsts. In addition to your first car and that first outing on your own, it's important to be prepared for the eventuality of that first breakdown. It's easy to dismiss the risk of breakdown if your car seems to be running fine or is brand new. What many new drivers fail to recognize is that mechanical failures and accidents can happen at any time, so you should always be prepared.