This post was originally published on www.progressive.com When you drive a car, scratches happen. It’s helpful to know a little bit about car scratch repair when you need to make some fixes. In many cases, you can get your car looking as good as new. Other times, you might need a professional to work their …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Repair or replace? Even with small personal items like your phone and appliances in your home, making this decision can be difficult. When it comes to your car, the stakes are even higher. If your vehicle breaks down and leaves you stranded, you might be wary of it …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Habits are an essential part of being a good driver. The more aspects of operating a car that are second nature, the more attention you can give to the road and traffic conditions. Unfortunately, many drivers have internalized bad or unsafe driving habits that make their driving riskier. …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Your written driving test is kind of like a pre-show. Sure, you prepare for it. But most of your time goes toward the main event — passing your drivers’ road test. Yet, you still must pass that written portion. With the right amount of studying and preparation, you …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), more than 90% of crashes result from human error, but almost three-quarters of drivers think their skills are above average. While driving safety often focuses on what not to do — like using a cellphone while driving— above-average drivers also cultivate …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com It’s fun to own a classic car, but it’s even more fun to own one that’s so reliable you can drive it daily. People often look to the Saab 900 Turbo, the Volvo P1800, and the Volkswagen Beetle as some of the most practical classic cars on the …
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This post was originally published on www.progressive.com We learned more about the topic from Margarette Stine, automotive expert for 4 Wheel Online, an online retailer of tires, towing accessories, and various other automotive equipment. Yes, you can drive with a nail in your tire as long as the tire isn’t flat. Stine advises that it’s …
