Category: General Articles

For the last two centuries, consumers have relied heavily on transportation services for the delivery of their foods and products to local markets. Today, with the rising practice of social distancing, the importance of the transportation sector has never been so great as consumers look to have products delivered to their doorsteps. In the business of commercial delivery, it is important that the driver be prepared to protect himself or herself against the dangers associated with being on the road. Here are three key areas in which drivers should plan ahead to protect themselves.

1. Mechanical Failure

Whether it’s a flat tire or a blown gasket, the more you drive, the more likely something will eventually go wrong. Being prepared for these situations is vital to keeping your shipping deadlines. Look to commercial roadside assistance programs that can help you get back on the road as quickly as possible, whether … Read more

As a big rig driver, you have to be careful out there on the road. Of course, there are all the rules and regulations you have to abide by, but there’s typical common sense as well. There’s no doubt you do what it takes to keep your truck in good shape, your load safe, yourself safe and those around without the fear of an accident. Unfortunately, accidents do happen and damage does occur. The following are three common truck problems that you’ll need repaired.

1. Brake Failure

When the brakes go out in a car, it creates serious damage, so think about how much more serious it could get when the brakes of a big rig go out. Any issues with your brakes require immediate attention and possible truck repair San Jacinto CA. If your brakes squeal, smell, bounce or anything else out of the ordinary, you should have … Read more

Taking a road trip is an interactive and adventurous way of discovering new places and things in a different light. RV road trips are usually characterized by lots of driving, coping with small spaces, and dealing with logistical stress and inconveniences. The key to enjoying your RV trip is planning, with time being of the utmost importance. Below are things to consider when preparing for an RV road trip.

Get the Right RV

Different RV’s offer various benefits and challenges. Choosing the right RV for the road requires insight into every aspect of your trip with an emphasis on choosing an RV that’s better suited to your needs. There are no particular criteria for choosing an RV; however, useful considerations include your preference, the size of your traveling party, and the cost of renting the RV’s.

Route Planning

Once you have decided where you want to go on your road … Read more

Are you looking for advice on shopping for a car?

If so, then you have come to the right place. The goal of this guide is to make you into a master at shopping for a car. All you have to do is read the advice below and follow it!

There are several things that you should have in mind before going car shopping. How much do you have to spend? What number of passengers must fit inside the vehicle? You will need to know the gas milage that is acceptable for your budget. Do you want a vehicle with four doors or will two suffice? Make a list of what you want in a car.

Rather than buying a brand-new car, purchase a lightly used one that is only a couple of years old. Many cars come with transferable warranties that last for three years or 36,000 miles. You … Read more

If you are lucky enough to own a vacation home or cottage, you know that maintenance and repairs are necessary in order to keep up with wear and tear. Whether you have a cabin that’s tucked away in the woods or a peaceful cottage on the water, here are a few things to look for when planning your projects.

Water Safety

Having your camp situated near a body of water can be one of its most attractive features. Making sure family and guests have safe access to a lake or pond is a top priority. A yearly check of all docks and watercraft should be on the checklist to ensure maximum enjoyment. Inspect all landings for loose boards or exposed nails and screws. If the structure dips into the water, consider installing an empty 55-gallon plastic drum under the base to provide extra flotation. Replacement marine parts may be necessary … Read more