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Safe Road Trip Holiday Road Trips That time has fallen upon us; the time of long drives, scattered meals from convenience stores, and that dreaded question repeatedly asked, “Are we there yet?” Driving miles to see extended family members or a simple family vacation, getting to your destination safely is your number one priority. No matter your destination, it is always best to do some research and take care of your vehicle before hitting the road. Things to Check and To Keep in Mind During this time of year, weather conditions, limited daylight, and drivers who are traveling in unfamiliar areas can cause trouble during your drive. A few things you can do for safe travels is planning ahead. Check the weather before heading out, map out your drive, and look for construction work, detours, or closed roads. Get a good night's rest. You should plan your trip allowing enough stops for rest or breaks to stretch your legs. Eating decent meals and drinking plenty of water ma

Road Trip Car Games for the Kids Car trips with children can be dreadful. My parents left early in the morning on purpose to that my brother and I slept most of the trip. I’ll admit, we do the same with our boys, not ashamed. But a cheap and mostly free way to keep the kiddies happy is road games. I know, most of us just put a movie on and pray you didn’t forget the charger. But there are times that not even the kids want to watch something, they would rather do something interactive instead. Mimitime came up with a list of games to keep you and the kids entertained, and you just might learn something new about each other. Car Games I Spy is a classic that’s easy for preschoolers to understand, and it WILL keep them entertained for a long time. The directions are simple: One person spies something and recites the line, ending in a clue. Everyone else takes turns trying to guess the mystery item. Road Trip Bingo is another fun classic. You might need to spend a little more t

Drivers Education Courses In Texas, there are choices to choose from when it comes to drivers ed. DriversEd.com provides education options that make it easy and inexpensive for you to take. So whether you’re interested in Parent-Taught Drivers Education or Professional Instructor-Led Drivers Education, you’re sure to find a program that works for you and your family. We’ll discuss the difference between them both and how DriversEd can help. Parent-Taught Drivers Education Parent-Taught Drivers Education (PTDE) is for teens between the ages of 14 and 17 to take the theory part online and complete the driving portion behind the wheel with a parent. Families decide to go this route because it puts the parents in control, and they’re with them every step of the way. But parents need to understand that as their teen's instructor, parents must be responsible and supervise the entire process. This includes the theoretical portion online and the practical portion which will take

Keeping Your Car Clean Owning a car comes with a lot of responsibility. And managing your car can become expensive, you need to register it, buy insurance, and maintain it. Another one of those responsibilities is keeping your vehicle clean, inside and out. With so many products and car care advice out there, it can be hard to pick what is right for your vehicle. Below are a few myths and facts that you may have wondered about, such as types of car soap, supplies, and other topics. This or That There might have come a time that you were out of car soap or heard from someone that dish detergent will clean your car. Well, it would CLEAN your vehicle, but dish detergent will actually speed up oxidation on the paint, and it will lead to a degradation of the paint job. A shiny car isn’t necessarily a clean car. To honestly know if your vehicle is clean, you should feel the paint to see if it feels glossy and not coarse. If it feels more like sandpaper, then the car isn’t clean, a