Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Tips on How to Properly Use a Seat Belt



                                                       


Always fasten your seat belt before stepping on the gas. Also make sure that all passengers are using proper seat belt or child restraints .

If you are in a crash while using seat belts, studies have shown that your chances of surviving are greatly reduced. Seat belts will move with you and lock up during a crash.
They also keep you from being thrown out of the vehicle and against parts inside of the vehicle.

To ensure proper uses of a seat belt: 

                                    


  • The lap belt should be positioned across the upper thighs and the diagonal belt should be positioned across the chest. 
  • Make sure your belt fits snugly against your body and never slip the diagonal belt behind your body.
If your car have the lap belt but not the diagonal belt or vice versa, return the car to your dealership or a qualified repair shop for further assistance.

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Healthy Snacks For A Road Trip



                                    


Nuts 
Peanuts, pistachios, walnuts, almonds or seeds, such as pumpkin or sunflower, are good combinations of healthy fats and protein. Although nuts are packed full of protein, fiber and healthy fats, keep portions small: Just 14 almonds or 20 pistachios equals 100 calories. Also keep sodium levels in check by choosing unsalted varieties.

                                  


Energy Bars 
Consider replacing your favorite candy bar with an energy or granola bar to boost your protein and fiber intake while avoiding the sugar trap.
                                 


Trail Mixes 
Trail mix is a quick and easy make-at-home snack that will keep well in a storage container with lid. Combine granola, raw nuts and seeds, and dried fruits for a basic trail mix.

                                    


 

Sandwiches 
Sandwiches can be a quick and easy way to keep hunger at bay while adding some good protein and hearty grains to your daily nutrition. Sandwiches prepared with lean meats may need to be placed in a cooler. Other options such as peanut butter (or any other nut butter) and jelly on whole grain bread can be kept at room temperature.

Friday, June 13, 2014

Car Maintenance Tip for the Summer



Be sure to check your tires, as they are one of the most overlooked part of the car. Tire pressure changes when the temperature goes up, so be sure to keep that in mind. Also, use the penny trick to check your treads.

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Hottest New Cars And Trucks For 2015




There’s so much to look forward to for the new year! Which one are you most excited for?

1.       Acura TLX
2.       Alfa Romeo 4C
3.       Audi A3
4.       Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon
5.       Chevrolet Corvette Z06
6.       Chevrolet Trax
7.       Chrysler 200
8.       Ford F150
9.       Ford Mustang
10.    General Motors’ Full-Size SUVs
11.    Hyundai Genesis
12.    Jeep Renegade
13.    Kia K900
14.    Lexus NX
15.    Lincoln MKC
16.    Mercedes – Benz S-Class Coupe
17.    Porsche Macan
18.    Porsche 918 Spyder


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