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Inside This Issue…
How To Avoid A Car Wreck…Page 1
Use These Three Email Tips To Get
More Done...Page 2
What To Do If There’s A Gas Leak
In Your Home…Page 2
Relieve Eye Pain In Seconds…Page 3
Save On Designer Clothes…Page 3
Beat This Trivia Question and You
Could Win $75 Gift Certificate to The
Italian Job Restaurant...Page 4
Who Do I Talk To If I’m About To
Go Into Foreclosure?...Page 4
Avoid The 4 Most Common
Reasons For Car Accidents
Isn’t it scary? You’re driving along and all of a sudden you don’t have
control of your vehicle. You grip the steering wheel with both hands and with
one violent thrust, press down on the brake pedal as hard as you can until you
come to a complete stop.
You look up, then breathe a sigh of relief. No one was hurt. You were
lucky…but what if there were another car around?
Most people rely on luck to save them when they get in a situation that
could lead to a car accident. The feeling is, accidents on the road are
unavoidable. Collisions from someone making a bad decision or being
distracted, like running a red light or merging into your car, can and do happen
even if you’re the safest driver in the world.
But there are accidents you can avoid and they’re actually the most
common reasons why car accidents occur. Everyone will face one if not all
four of these situations where you lose control of your vehicle. Here’s exactly
what to do if, and when, they happen to you:
1.
Suddenly Swerving?
– Do this: If you have to swerve to avoid hitting an
animal or another car, turn your car first, then press the brake pedal.
2.
Tire Blowout?
– Do this: If you hear a loud pop and suddenly lose
control, steer the car as straight as possible and don’t turn or brake. Press
the gas pedal slightly to accelerate, which helps keep the car under control.
Then slowly decelerate by pressing the brake to stop your vehicle.
3.
Running Off The Road?
– Do this: If the side of your car drops off the
edge of the road, steer straight and slow down gradually as you come to a
stop on the shoulder. Then drive back onto the road.
4.
Sliding On Pavement?
– Do this: If the roads are wet or icy and your car
starts to slide, turn in the direction of the slide and let off the gas. Don’t
slam on your brakes or they could lock up, press the brake slowly.