Whether the incoming hurricane or storm is considered a level 1 or 5, or a tropical storm, the common denominator is often damages and sometimes injury. With a bit of preparation, you can avoid many of the common risks. It’s never possible to foresee all the “landmines” in an emergency, but with a few hours . . .
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Before and after a major storm and during an evacuation, safe departure and re-entry require planning and strategy. With so many changes and unknowns, it is important to be well-informed and up to the minute, preferably with automated updates. Today we are lucky enough to be able to gain a tremendous amount of information at our . . .
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18 point check list guide to avoid a vehicle meltdown, and staying safe should one occur. Jumping in the car for a road trip to grandmas or a day-trip to the beach is as American as apple pie. However, the law of supply and demand dictates that more cars mean more traffic + more heat = more “meltdowns”. . . .
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Getting ready to grill out for the Memorial Day Weekend? A successful grill-out plan includes more than just deciding what’s on the menu and the beverage selection. Your loved ones are relying on you to be “Food-Safe”. According to Foodsafety.gov approximately 1 in 6 Americans is stricken with food poisoning each year. A trip to the doctor . . .
Read MoreIt’s safe to say Motorcycles are cool. The freedom, ease and individuality they provide create a culture that just screams “Yea, I’m the cool side of the pillow.” But beyond that, they have a low impact on the environment, make parking a cinch, are cheap to maintain, have a lower fuel cost, and offer a . . .
