Winter driving tips

1. Reduce your speed

2. Leave plenty of room between you and other cars

3. Brake gently, this will avoid skidding and sliding

4. Be sure to keep your windshield and windows clean to allow for optimal visibility

5. Be careful on bridges and overpasses as these tend to be the first to ice up

6. Leave yourself plenty of time to get to your designation

  5 Things to know to avoid a deer crash

1. Be on High alert in certain locations and at certain times (5:00 AM - 8:00 AM and after 8:00 PM)

2. If you see one deer know that others maybe in the area too

3. Put your brights on

4. If a deer jumps in your vehicles path, DO NOT swerve

5. Don't count out highways and busier roads for deer

  Winter is nearly here and that means making sure you take great care in keeping your vehicle clean. Here are a few tips to help maintain the look of your car this winter:

1. Wash you vehicle regularly. Washing your vehicle at least once a month will help remove dirt, salt, bugs and other debris that can damage the finish of your vehicle.

2. Pressure wash your vehicle. Pressure washing allows you to remove dirt and over harmful debris that may otherwise not be removed with standard washing. Be sure not to hold the pressure washer to closed or for too long in any one area.

3. Wax your vehicle. Make sure to wax your vehicle a minimum of once every three months. This will help keep the shine to your vehicle's finish, and also protect it against the harmful ray of the sun.

  For and inexpensive shine to your interior, try using Pledge furniture polish. Pledge leaves a great shine and does a wonderful job at repelling dust. Additionally, it leaves a pleasant scent when you're finished.