Drivers be aware, deer on the move
This fall, heading into winter, motorists are finding themselves commuting to work, school and other activities in the dark due to shortened daylight hours.
According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Web site, this is also the breeding season, or rut, for deer “when bucks are less wary and all deer are moving around more.” Full Story
Caution: winter conditions ahead
Preparation is central to staying safe
“It is not worth putting your own life, or the lives of others, in danger to save time this winter,” said a spokesperson for Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). “Remember, ice and snow, take it slow.” Full Story
To fix the dent or not
The first thing that comes to mind after a minor scrape or fender bender is likely, “How much will it cost to fix?”
While auto insurance will probably pay the repair, after the deductible, many car owners may choose not to make the repair and face higher premiums, so they live with it.
That’s not always a good idea, however. Full Story
Be prepared for automobile breakdowns, know your vehicle
There are many ways in which drivers can prepare themselves for vehicle breakdowns.
• Drivers should be sure they are familiar with the dashboard gauges in their vehicle and what they mean. Full Story
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