Author Archives for Chad Baus
- March 18, 2015
- Driving Tips
- Posted by Chad Baus
- Comments Off on 75 mph speed limit proposed for Ohio Turnpike, rural highways
Speed limits along the Ohio Turnpike and rural freeways in the state would be raised from 70 miles per hour to 75 mph under changes made Monday to the state’s transportation budget bill.
The proposed 75-mph limit would apply to the same stretches of highway in Ohio that had the speed limit raised two years ago…
…[L]awmakers found that the speed-limit increase to 70 mph along rural highways, passed two years ago, “has not caused any problems at all – actually, accidents have gone down.”
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- March 16, 2015
- Driving Tips
- Posted by Chad Baus
- Comments Off on The five big steps you should take after a car accident
- March 9, 2015
- Products
- Posted by Chad Baus
- Comments Off on The Best Automotive Apps for Smartphones
If you can think of it, it’s pretty much guaranteed that there’s an app for it. There are many ways that you can take advantage of your smartphone technology to enhance your driving experience. Here are some apps that can help you both on and off the road.
Dash Cam
With a dash camera, you can record the road ahead of you while you drive, checking for either driving habits or allowing you to record an accident as it happens, protecting you from faulty claims should you need it. Fortunately, with the right app, your smartphone can serve as your dash cam whenever you get behind the wheel. Apps like Witness Driving records right through your windshield and also picks up vital data such as time, speed, GPS position and G-forces in a rolling loop that won’t cause a strain to your battery life. When you’re using this app, it records all of this information, and [...]
- March 4, 2015
- Sales
- Posted by Chad Baus
- Comments Off on 7 Simple Ways To Improve Your Credit Score
Need to boost your credit score?
Unfortunately, a credit score isn’t like a race car, where you can rev the engine and almost instantly feel the result.
Credit scores are more like your driving record: They take into account years of past behavior, not just your present actions.
In addition to making the right moves, you also have to be consistent. A few easy steps can push your score in the right direction.
Here are seven simple ways to improve your credit score.
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