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Posted Friday, 14 December 2007 10:18 AM


Car Savvy

Car Savvy

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Hi fellow driving friends.

We are about to start what we often hear called 'the silly season' and accidents and road fatalities unfortunately increase during this time. Try to stay safe this holiday period and keep the following tips in mind:

  • Never drink and drive. If you have a tendency to spend your cab fare money on drinks, then buy yourself some cab charges and keep them in your purse
  • Make sure your designated driver stays alcohol free. Remember to buy them a non alcoholic drink frequently to make sure they still have a good time
  • Try to minimise night driving and if you do need to drive at night, take the shortest route home
  • If your making long trips, stop every two hours, get out of the car and have a break
  • Watch your speed and stick to the limit. Better a little late than dead.

For more safe driving tips grab a copy of Galmatic - the Car Care Handbook for Girls.

It is the first Car Handbook written for and catering exclusively to the female market and unlike most car handbooks written for men; Galmatic is user friendly and easy to understand.

 

Galmatic is the easy to read, handy, grease resistant, glove box essential for every girl. www.galmatic.com

Stay safe and enjoy the holidays

Georgie

Galmatic - the Car Care Garage for girls. Car care products and information to keep you cruisin' in style

http://galmatic.com

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