Supplying reliable electrical power to your trailer is an essential safety consideration. Without power, other drivers will be unable to see your running or brake lights, creating a potentially hazardous situation on the road. However, running power all the way from your truck to the back of your trailer isn't straightforward, and numerous parts may affect your trailer's electrical systems. If you're experiencing issues with the lights on your trailer, it's usually best to start forward and work your way back when attempting to diagnose the problem. [Read More]

When your car breaks down on the side of the road, you don't want to be stuck waiting for someone to possibly stop and help you out. You want to make sure that you can get the help you need so that you aren't stuck with a broken down car any longer than you have to be. One way to do this is to join a roadside assistance club so that you have someone you can easily call if there are problems with your car. [Read More]

There are any number of auto-related issues that may occur to you as you are driving down the road. However, the question you need to ask yourself is whether you are able to make it to the nearest mechanic or if you need to immediately pull your vehicle to the side of the road and call for roadside assistance. There are some signs that are far subtler than others, so it is important that you are familiar with what to keep an eye out for. [Read More]

Even though your school system might have multiple buses that are used for transporting students to and from school, to field trips and to sports games, and to other extracurricular activities, your district might have never really seen it to be necessary to have its own bus technicians. However, instead of outsourcing bus maintenance and repairs, it's often a good idea for school systems to have their own bus technicians. These are a few reasons why this is the case. [Read More]