Are You Aware Of The Motorcycles On The Move?

As the number of motorcycles on the road increases, so does the opportunity for motorcycle crashes. There are more motorcycles on the road now than a decade ago. Are you aware of the unique hazards that motorcycles present, including the risk of accidents caused by a vehicle turning left in front of a motorcycle? Drivers should consider the following when sharing the road with motorcycles: Mtorcycles can be difficult to see and can disappear in your blind spot. Also, it can be easy to misjudge a motorcycle’s speed. Look twice to make sure a motorcycle is a safe distance from your vehicle. Follow motorcycles at greater distances, as motorcycles can stop more quickly than automobiles. Car-Lotta reminds you that summertime hazards require drivers to be extra alert and share the road.

Are You Ready For Summer Driving And Increased Traffic?

Summer Construction Brings Increased Traffic Increased traffic on our roads is an unmistakable hazard of summer driving. It is important for drivers to be patient and alert, and to share the road. To ensure the highest safety in work zones, drivers should: Avoid known work zones or anticipate the delay and allow extra time. Use alternate routes or adjust their work schedule to avoid hazards or delays. Follow signs and remember merge early before entering the work zone. Expect the unexpected: slow down, increase their following distance and avoid distractions. CarLotta wants you to be aware of these summer hazards and know how to share the road safely.

What Is Your Favorite Road Trip Snack??

The open road is calling your name! Aside from comfy clothes, great company and an epic playlist, road trips pair best with some tasty snacks. Need some snacking inspiration? We’ve got you covered! Here are a few snack ideas, many of which can fit in your cupholder. No-Bake Peanut Butter Energy Bars Skip the dry, crumbly, store-bought granola bars and make this recipe for No-Bake Peanut Butter Energy Bars. All you need to make these is peanut butter, honey, some quick-cooking oats, chopped walnuts, raisins and a touch of salt… and a refrigerator for them to chill in. In no time, you’ll have a delicious snack to nosh on while you roll down the highway! Roasted Honey-Dijon Pecans Prcans are both filling and nutritious and make great road trip snacks. This recipe for gives these pecans a sweet and savory jolt. To make this recipe, you’ll need raw pecans, some avocado oil, honey, Dijon mustard and sea salt. After roasting these treats, let them cool and put them in your favorite reusable container so you can reach for them when you’re hungry, but the next roadside restaurant is a bit too far away. There’s no better road trip vehicle than a car from Car-Lotta. We hope you have a summer to remember!