Safety with Your Vehicle During a Safe 4th of July!

Luke Shaff

• Fallen Wrench
• Five Hidden Car Maintenance Tips You`ll Wish You Knew Sooner
• The Forgotten Innovations: Early Experiments in Automotive Braking Technology
• Trick or Treat & Day Light Savings
• Local Haunted Houses & Pumpkin Patches

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Trick or Treat & Day Light Savings
Local Haunted Houses & Pumpkin Patches
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The Forgotten Innovations: Early Experiments in Automotive Braking Technology
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Oil change and overall vehicle examination
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Efficiency and Integrity
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Tips to keep you safe when you're out and about after dark.

We want everyone to have a happy and safe 4^th of July and to be able to have that, we must give you some safety tips while having fireworks in and near your cars. 

• Keep ALL fireworks out of a hot car for a long period of time
• Never smoke in a car while having fireworks in the car
• If you can, transport the fireworks in a plastic container (if you don’t have that, keep them in the trunk, while not able to roll around and be loose)
• Never light a firework from your car and or truck bed
• Make sure when lighting fireworks, all vehicles are a clear distance away in case a firework has a dysfunction

Each year fireworks start an average of 300 vehicles fires.  We want to ensure everyone is safe and can have fun as well!

Have a Happy and SAFE 4^thof July!