As we begin the transition from winter to spring, plus the beginning of a new year, many teenagers will come of age to start driving on their own. To help them prepare and stay safe on the road, it’s important for parents to go over some essential safe driving topics....
Unfortunately, car accidents are just a part of driving. However, you can save yourself some grief by knowing how to handle the situation when it occurs. First of all, you want to get yourself out of any initial danger if you are capable of doing that. Accidents will...
Wintertime is here once again, which means drivers have to shift their habits to winter driving mode. What exactly does that mean? Drivers should: Accelerate and decelerate slowly. When you rev the engine, the tires will move quicker and have less traction with the...
‘Tis the season for heavy traffic, bad weather, and icy roads. As you plan your holidays, we want you to stay safe by keeping these tips in mind: Take COVID-19 into consideration. Bring along masks for the whole family in case you have to make a stop for food or the...
We’ve officially entered peak deer collision season, which means drivers should be extra careful when driving—especially in the Midwest. According to State Farm, Minnesota and our neighboring states—Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Iowa—are in the top 10 states for deer...
Leasing a vehicle is a great way to drive a dependable, new vehicle without being locked into a long-term loan to purchase. is a great way to be able to start with a fresh car every few years, but over time your leased car will get dents, scratches, stains, and more....
