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The heat has finally subsided and the leaves have begun to change colors. Fall in Georgia is finally here and with it comes new hazards on our roads and highways. Safe driving is a year-round […]

September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and millions across the country will wear teal to support the cause and help battle this deadly disease. The American Cancer Society states that in 2019, over 22,000

Millions of drivers traverse the highway systems in the state of Georgia each year. Highways offer efficient and clear travel paths to get from city to city, but they are can also be much more

All vehicles house a cooling system that keeps your engine and its components running at the proper temperature and prevents them from overheating. But many factors can still lead to your car overheating and can

As vehicles and their engines advance, the timeframe for oil checkups and changes are becoming a little more complicated. Older cars that run on conventional oils need to be changed much more frequently than newer

Atlanta’s rainy summers cause a lot more than lush green growth. Our roads become dangerous surfaces and chances of hydroplaning occur much more frequently.  When the rain meets the hot and heavily traveled Atlanta streets,

In July of 2018, Georgia passed the Hands-Free Law. This law banned anyone operating a motor vehicle from using their cell phones without a hands-free or Bluetooth connection. Drivers are not allowed to be holding

Emergency roadside service seems like a simple concept. Your car breaks down, gets a flat tire, blows a gasket, or overheats. You are stranded on the side of a major road or highway with cars

Atlanta is experiencing one of its wettest winters in history. Rainfall is at an all time high and that means dangerous conditions for our busy streets and highways. Driving with safety in mind during rain