Night driving safety tips as Daylight Saving ends
As Daylight Saving ends at 12 a.m. on Sunday October 31, drivers are urged to adjust speeds and lighting use. Experts from Essilor of America and the American Optometric Association warn eyes see less clearly at night, especially older drivers, and advise anti reflective coatings, clean windshields, proper glasses, and extra caution on dusk, dawn, and poorly lit roads.
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Great Britain
Rodney Tahran
O.D
Essilor of America, Inc
U.S
Tahran
Southern California College of Optometry
American Optometric Association
AOA
School of Optometry
University of Missouri - St. Louis
William G. Bachman
M.S
Jeffrey L. Weaver
Journal of American Optometric Association
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Missouri
Vehicle neglect and the oil filter adage decline
A discussion on vehicle neglect stresses the old slogan you can pay me now or you can pay me later. The automotive filter manufacturer argues timely oil and filter changes prevent major costs. Despite better engines and public education, many drivers still neglect maintenance and overlook preventive service.
Hall of Shame Car Care List Highlights Neglect
National Car Care Month reveals a high failure rate of 86 percent as drivers overlook key maintenance items. Top discrepancies include dirty or insufficient engine oil, dirty air filters, low brake fluid, worn belts, corroded battery terminals, low windshield washer fluid, and neglected coolant protection.
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