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    Child Car Seat Safety

    Child Car Seat Safety

    It’s important to replace your child car seats after about 5-6 years. The expiration date can be often be found on the manufacturer’s label. Child car seats go an excellent job of protecting your child in the event of an accident. After an accident, the car sear, regardless of it’s age, may need to be
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    • November

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    Driving in School Zones

    Driving in School Zones

    With school back in session, it's important to keep schools zones in mind while driving. Pay attention to signs indicating you're in a school zone and slow down to the speed limit marked on the sign. Remember, you need to be going the speed marked on the speed limit sign by the time you reach
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    • September

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    DYK – The Parking Brake

    DYK – The Parking Brake

    The worst danger of driving in heavy rain is hydroplaning. Hydroplaning is what happens when your car loses traction due to a large buildup of water under the tires. Usually your tire treads can channel their way through the water in front of them and keep in contact with the surface of the road. When
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    • April

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    Don’t Text and Drive

    Don’t Text and Drive

    You’re driving down the road and your phone vibrates. You glance at it and see a text message. That couple of seconds you glanced down is enough to cause you to get into a wreck. You’re at even more risk if you actually start to tap out a response. 1 out of every 4 accidents
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    • September

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    Why Do Firetrucks Respond to Minor Accidents

    Why Do Firetrucks Respond to Minor Accidents

    When you drive past minor accidents, often you’ll see a fire truck at the scene. So why do these rigs respond when there are no signs of fire or severe injury? Fire trucks respond to traffic accidents for a couple of reasons. They serve as a barrier between the accident and the passing traffic, providing
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    • August

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    Can a Bottle of Water Start a Car Fire?

    Can a Bottle of Water Start a Car Fire?

    There are several videos out there showing a bottle of water, with the rays of the sun shining through it, starting a fire. So, the question is, can a bottle of water left in your car ignite a fire? Well, if the situation is perfect, it is feasible for this to happen. But the chances
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