Cold weather driving tips to keep your vehicle and its passengers safe this winter from AARP. (NAPSI)-Brushing up on a few cold-weather driving tips could help keep motorists safe behind the wheel. That may be particularly true for many older drivers, a number of whom sometimes have difficulty dealing with snow, rain, ice and fog. Experts advise motorists to avoid driving in bad weather whenever possible. If you must drive, check local information for weather, construction or accidents that might affect your trip–before you head out. Also, have phone numbers handy for getting information about road conditions. Departments of transportation can be excellent resources. Additionally, many states offer a free 511 traveler-information service. Read more…
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Posted at April 6, 2010 @ 5:16 pm by admin in Automotive
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Please have your staff ventilate Csaba’s office. The diesel fumes seem to be building up. Although diesel engines do have the superior thermodynamic cycle, they are presently not a reasonable alternative power source for urban fleets of cars, due to their poor emissions. The soot emissions even from the most modern diesels, is, in sufficient quantity, thought to be carcinogenic. Csere should realize the popularity of diesels in Europe is due to the irresponsible fuel taxes on gasoline. Governments there have sought to soak those taxpayers who are rich enough to afford a car, without stifling commercial trucking traffic. Read more…
