When I took a job a few hundred miles from my home, I realized that I was in for a long commute to and from my workplace each and every day. I was worried about it, but I knew that I might be able to make things better by doing what I could to remain safe during my commute. I invested in a better form of transportation, a brand new car with all kinds of safety controls. I was able to detect icy roads before I drove on them, and my car even slowed down when I was approaching a vehicle too quickly. Check out this blog to learn how to stay safe during your ride to work.
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4 May 2016
It is likely that you will face many logistical challenges on your wedding day, and making the choice to rent a limo can help you eliminate some of the stress associated with transportation on your big day.
To ensure that your limo services reduce your stress rather than adding to it, here are three tips to keep in mind as you look for a limo to rent in the future.
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3 May 2016
Want to save some money on your summer vacation? Plan to spend time at home, enjoying a "stay-cation" this year. Staying home during vacations doesn't have to be punitive or a result of not having the money to go away, but rather it provides you and your loved ones an opportunity to enjoy the many pleasures, sights, and experiences a bit closer to home.
Here are six fun things that you should do on your own stay-cation:
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30 April 2016
After having surgery on your knee, you may not be able to easily drive yourself to the places you need to go. If you do not have any friends or family nearby, it may seem impossible to find a ride to take you to your doctor's appointments or shopping. Fortunately, in many areas there are driving services available that you can use to drive you to and from needed destinations. The following guide walks you through a few things to know about hiring a driving service to help you travel while you recover.
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28 April 2016
You're taking your little one out of town and you'll be using a taxi. If this will be the first time you take your little one in a cab, there are a few things you should know.
Call for the Cab
Even if you're used to standing curbside to hail a cab, you should avoid that practice if you have a little one with you. This is particularly true if you're going to be in a busy city, or need a cab during rush hour.
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