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Summer Driving Tips 2019

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Schools are letting out, summer plans are made, and vacations are in full swing.  Summer is by far the most popular time of year for people to get out and travel the countryside, but with summer comes heat, thunderstorms, and lots of miles. Are you and your car ready?  Your Lake of the Ozarks Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC dealer has some tips to share for driving during the busy summer season. Check Your Tires Think about this- the only part of your car that touches the pavement and keeps you on the road are your tires. They are a vital part of any successful trip- whether it be to the grocery store, or across state lines.  It’s extremely important to keep an eye on the tread depth, pressure, and wear since they can tell you a lot about your car.  Keeping your tires properly inflated to the correct psi can improve tire performance, as well as extend the life and give you better fuel economy.  If you notice uneven wear, it’s possible that you could need an align...

The Risks of Drowsy Driving

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If you're a licensed driver (and even if you're not), you've surely heard countless tales of the dangers of drunk driving and buzzed driving. There are hundreds of stories about accidents related to alcohol, and the consequences for being caught driving while intoxicated can be severe.  However, most people are not as familiar with the dangers of driving while drowsy or sleepy. Many people are surprised to learn that sleepy driving can be just as dangerous as drunk driving . In an attempt to keep our roads safe, your friends at our local dealership in Camdenton, MO are here to help educate you on some facts about drowsy driving. Drowsy Driving is Dangerous - and Hard to Predict Drowsy driving is one of the most dangerous driving influences because it is impossible to predict. Police can perform breathalyzer tests on drivers to identify the presence of alcohol, but there is no test to prove the driver is fatigued. Consequently, drivers are personally responsible fo...