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Posted on: 5 August 2019
When you lease a car, never forget that the vehicle doesn't belong to you. Once the 24- or 36-month contract is up, the vehicle goes back to the dealer, and the dealership wants that vehicle returned in the same shape it was when first driven off the lot. Some dealers may be more forgiving than others, and you won't know what is tolerated until return time. You don't want to experience any costly surprises over seemingly "
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Posted on: 11 July 2019
You'll have to work harder to obtain a commercial driving license. Once you have obtained the license, the last thing you want to do is perform an action that will cause you to lose it. However, there are some actions that may lead to your commercial driving license being legally revoked.  Drunk Driving Driving while intoxicated is one of the most common reasons that a commercial driving license is revoked. While drunk driving is not allowed for any motorist, you may face more severe consequences, if you drive while drunk or under the influence of drugs.
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Posted on: 3 June 2019
Proper lubrication is key to keeping any engine running properly. Without it, friction builds up and creates heat that can damage or even completely destroy the internal parts of your motor. You know that maintaining proper lubrication in your engine means changing your oil on a regular schedule, but do you know the details of how oil keeps your engine running smoothly? And, perhaps more importantly, do you understand the details of the oils that you are putting into your car?
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Posted on: 14 May 2019
Having a vehicle with faulty brakes could cause you to get into a serious accident. Unfortunately, many drivers don't know how to identify problems with their brakes or how to maintain them. By properly acting on warning signs, you can help ensure that your car is safe on the road. Have Your Brakes Cleaned One way that you can maintain your brakes is to have them cleaned by a mechanic. This is necessary due to how dirt and debris can collect on the brake pad surface, which can make them less effective at stopping your car.
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