12 Tips to extend your car’s lifespan
Today’s vehicles can be driven for up to 300,000 kilometres without requiring major repairs, provided […]
12 Tips to extend your car’s lifespan
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Tackling the car theft crisis with prevention
Darkened driveways, laneways or in street parking at night – if car thieves are going to strike, those are the times and places they’re making their move. At least it seems that way.
Tackling the car theft crisis with prevention
6 Tips for getting your car ready for summer
Warm weather can take a toll on your car, just as cold weather can. Make
6 Tips for getting your car ready for summer
Essential bike safety tips for cyclists this spring and summer
The days are longer, and the streets are clear: Cyclists, grab your bikes! Whether
Essential bike safety tips for cyclists this spring and summer
Rising car thefts signal it’s time for us all to step up our defence
With a car being stolen every six minutes in Canada, chances are you know somebody
Rising car thefts signal it’s time for us all to step up our defence
Stop, thief! How to protect your car from being stolen
If you drive a Honda CR-V, Ford F-Series or Dodge Ram 1500 Series vehicle, chances
Stop, thief! How to protect your car from being stolen
Driving tips to keep you safe on the road this winter
Winter in Ontario can be beautiful but between heavy snowfalls, freezing rain and slush, our
Driving tips to keep you safe on the road this winter
New Ontario towing rules? We asked two CAA experts to explain what you need to know
There are few things more stressful than a vehicle collision. Tension is high, there may be injuries and then there’s the cost and hassle of being without a vehicle.
New Ontario towing rules? We asked two CAA experts to explain what you need to know
Ontario’s new towing rules: a step towards safer roads
New measures by the province to protect motorists from opportunistic towing operators are a step in the right direction
Ontario’s new towing rules: a step towards safer roads
Nearly 9 in 10 Canadians are concerned about speeding in residential areas
Don’t speed past this latest survey: a new study by the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA),
Nearly 9 in 10 Canadians are concerned about speeding in residential areas