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The brakes on your car are a very important safety feature, so celebrate them during Brake Safety Awareness Month. Get your brakes inspected this August, and make sure that everything is in working order.

April is National Car Care Month and the Car Care Council wants to help you take care of your vehicle. Their mission is to educate drivers about the importance of routine vehicle maintenance, and their website is filled with useful tools and information.

The Car Care Council has some auto care tips you can use to make sure your vehicle delivers a stress-free summer road trip.

Being prepared for things that go wrong helps give you peace of mind for you and your family. Here is a list of things you should always have in your car. Who knows, they may end up getting you back on the road quicker than you would have been able to, or they may even save your life.

Are you properly maintaining your car? When the health of an automobile is so important, it’s surprising how many people take things at face value.

If you plan on keeping your car for more than six years, the battery will most likely need to be changed at some point. Before this happens, many people will typically have to jump-start their vehicle at one time or another. So, it’s important to know what to do when you are faced with this situation.

A recent survey by Stericycle Expert Solutions shows that even though most people claim to act on automotive recall notices, numbers collected by the NHTSA don’t support these claims.

It is important to check for recalls and get the issues taken care of as soon as possible because car crashes are dangerous and can be deadly. Vehicles are designed for safety, and when they perform up to their peak standards, they can reduce the risk of death in a crash. But, in vehicles with open recalls, the risk to drivers and others on the road is higher. This is because these vehicles, or some of their features, may not work how they are meant to.

You can learn how to maximize your fuel economy with this guide that focuses on three areas: Your driving habits, your vehicle maintenance, and your driving mindset.