Easter may not be the first holiday you think about when it comes to lots of driving. But, it’s still a holiday on which a large number of families travel to or from the Lehigh Valley.
Be sure to drive carefully over the course of Easter weekend even if you’re not traveling to see family, and expect there to be a larger number of cars on the road than usual.
Here are some quick tips you can use to make your Easter driving a bit more safe this year.
Keep Emergency Numbers Handy
Make sure you have our number ((484) 891-1922) handy, or other numbers you may need just in case.
Map Your Route Out
We use GPS apps just like the next person, but you shouldn’t let them take total control. Be sure to take a look at your route before you hit the road. In fact, checking your GPS app before you leave may give you a heads up on traffic or delays along the way.
Give your car a once over
Check your tire pressure. Make sure you have enough windshield wiper fluid. Give your oil a check. These quick checks can save you some potential headaches.
Pack your phone charger
Those emergency numbers won’t do much good if your phone is out of juice. Having a backup phone charger battery pack is almost a must these days.
Keep any valuables in your truck or covered up.
It may not exactly be a Christmas haul, but Easter can also be a time where we have valuables in our cars. Be sure to cover them up if you are parking somewhere.
Be safe and have a happy Easter!
Sometimes, we go on auto pilot when it comes to our car. We’re used to driving to many of the same places and used to perhaps parking in the same location each and every night. And even though habit and routine can be good things, it’s always a good idea to make sure that you’re always keeping your car as safe from potential thieves as possible. Your vehicle is a big investment!
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In today’s day and age locks are sometimes more than just the typical deadbolt lock and key that most people are use to, there are even smart locks coming to market that work via Bluetooth! As you can imagine the prices of these new locks could be steep but are they worth it? With the variety of new locks and their prices increasing you might be asking, what is the best bang for my buck in the realm of locks?
Before you can lock your car, you have to be able to park it effectively. And, while we all think we’re the best parkers in the history of the world, we can always use a bit of a refresher when it comes to parallel parking. 
You remember “The Club” don’t you? Popular in the 1980s and 1990s, it was the first steering wheel lock to really capture the attention of the American public. And while automobile manufacturers have upped their lock game in the years since it was released, there are still some quality steering wheel locks out on the market to take a look at.
While we’d never use our powers for evil, there are still people out there who make breaking into cars a habit.
We might not think too hard about the types of door locks that our cars have, but beyond being interesting, it can sometimes come in handy to know what your car is equipped with. Let’s take a look. 
While you’re thinking about hitting up the gym more or perhaps reading more books as your New Year’s resolutions this year, you should also take a second to think about your locks as well!
