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![]() | Avoid Fireworks Under the Hood This Fourth of JulyPublished 2009-07-02 09:00By State Farm |


State Farm urges motorists to thoroughly inspect their vehicles before heading out on the open road. Five simple steps can help keep your trip from becoming a holiday travel nightmare.
Before packing up your flip flops, croquet set and grandma's potato salad, consider some advice from State Farm, America's leading auto insurer:
-- PREPARE: Inspect the car's battery, fluid levels, filters, belts
and hoses, air conditioning system, windshield wipers, brakes, tire
tread depth, and tire pressure, including the spare tire.
-- PLAN AHEAD: Check weather forecasts and traffic conditions along your
route.
-- BUCKLE UP: Seatbelts save lives. Make sure you and your family are
strapped in for the ride.
-- MINIMIZE DISTRACTIONS: Designate a passenger to answer the driver's
mobile phone; bring games or other activities to occupy the children.
-- DRIVE WITH CAUTION: Some roads buckle under the extreme heat of summer.
Give your full attention to the road and slow down when necessary. Be
patient and take extra caution in construction zones.
About State Farm
State Farm insures more cars and homes than any other insurer in the U.S., is the leading insurer of watercraft and is also a leading insurer in
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