If You Saw Something Would You Say Something?

Whether you’re following your regular commute route or on your way to a movie or meet up with friends, transportation  is a key part of your day.

You are the first line of defense against acts of terrorism on our country—and your help is nedded.

Transit agencies have joined forces to bring you the “If you see something, say something campaign, which provides direction on detecting and reporting suspicious behaviors or objects around transit stations and equipment.

It can be difficult to know what “something suspicious” looks like – but trust yourself when something doesn’t feel quite right.

IF YOU OBSERVE SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR


DO NOT take direct action

DO NOT confront the individual

DO NOT reveal your suspicions

DO record as many details as possible

DO notify appropriate authorities as soon as possible

IF YOU OBSERVE SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR

DO NOT touch or move any suspicious objects


DO NOT use a cell phone or radio in the direct vicinity

DO evacuate the area to a safe distance

DO notify appropriate authorities as soon as possible

Are You Looking For Some Extra Holiday Spending Money?

Did you Know That We Buy Vehicles !


We'll give you a price to buy it from you in less than 30 minutes. If you have your drivers license and the title of the vehicle with you, you may even leave with the check for the car on the spot.


* We buy cars, trucks, pickups, minivans, SUV's and 4X4's



* The years we will buy are from 2000 to 2009



* Mileage can be from 50,000 to 155,000 miles



* We do not buy salvage or reconstructed vehicles



* The price range is from $1000 to $6,000


For more information contact your local Car-Lotta Office!

Do You Clean The Snow Off Your Car?

You SHOULD   because it's the LAW!!!


In the winter it is important to clear all snow and ice from your vehicle to prevent a hazard from snow and ice that may fall from your vehicle, it also provides for an unobstructed view.


Driving with snow on your vehicle roof could land you a fine and points, but could be even worse if you are involved in an accident because of snow falling off your vehicle the police may prosecute for careless or inconsiderate driving.


When snow or ice is dislodged or falls from a moving vehicle and strikes another vehicle or pedestrian causing death or serious bodily injury the vehicle operator can be subject to a fine of not less than $200 nor more than $1,000 for each offense.(This should give you  that extra incentive to remove the snow from most parts of your vehicle before you set off).

AND Turn On Your Headlights:

A change in the law recently invoked that when your windshield wipers are on, so should your lights.

Want to Donate Your Car To Help Build A House?

Car donations are a way to support the mission of Habitat for Humanity.



When you donate a car to Cars for Homes, you will help your local Habitat for Humanity build and rehabilitate houses with families in need of affordable shelter.

The car donation process is quick and easy. It can be done online or with a toll-free phone call to 1-877-277-4344.

You can donate:
Cars~ Trucks~Boats~RV~Motorcycles~Construction Equipment~ Farm Equipment

                                  Running or not!


Why donate?


Proceeds from the sale of your car help your local Habitat for Humanity build and renovate houses with families in need. You may receive a tax deduction if you itemize. Recycling your car saves energy and natural resources.

Did You Get Your Deer- With Your Automobile?

Pennsylvania's two-week deer hunting season kicks off today !

 Did you know that more than $400 million in damage is caused by crashes involving deer every year?

You don’t even need to hit a deer to wreck your car. Each year approximately 1.2 million collisions are  caused by just the presence of deer.

Pennsylvania drivers have a one in 73 chance of hitting a deer on the roads. It’s one of the highest rates in the nation, and it gets even higher during this time of year.The peak season for deer crashes runs from now until mid-December.

The average car insurance claim for drivers who hit a deer is about $3,400.

Experts advise drivers to not swerve out of the way of a deer. That can lead to more serious accidents.