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The most concise and descriptive definition of a first responder is a person with specialized training who is among the first to arrive and provide assistance at the scene of an emergency, such as an accident, natural disaster, or terrorism. Depending on the crisis, a first responder can look like any number of things. During a pandemic, first responders have Continue Reading Continue Reading »
Families all over the country have been staying home to help bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic. Understandably, this means cars were being used less and less. Essential visits to the grocery store are permitted, but many are opting for grocery deliveries to reduce their risk. With fewer and fewer cars on the road, it should come as no Continue Reading Continue Reading »
April has been a month filled with indoor activities, parents wearing many hats, and a whole lot of cabin fever. However, there are certain “outdoor” activities you can still check off your paused to-do list. A cracked or chipped windshield does not need to wait until you can return to work. We may not be part of anything happening outside Continue Reading Continue Reading »
Car insurance is vital and often required for you to own and drive a vehicle. The insurance is intended to protect you and others from exorbitant fees should you get into an accident, damage your car, or if it is stolen. That said, your premium is highly dependent on the vehicle being driven and the likelihood of you being in Continue Reading Continue Reading »
Stay-at-home and shelter-in-place orders mean there is less time spent in your car. Since school carpools and work commutes have been canceled for the foreseeable future, your car is forced to remain parked in your garage or driveway. That said, an idle car is one that needs to be maintained. A car was never intended to stay unused for long Continue Reading Continue Reading »
