Time is moving fast. One fourth of the year is nearly gone. Hopefully, during the first quarter you took advantage of the abundant snowfall by taking your teen driver out for a lesson in driving in the snow. There is no better way to get experience driving in the snow that with the supervision of […]
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To the editor: March 8, 2011 Once again, our State Rep, Josh Shapiro, introduced legislation to ban the use of hand held cell phones and texting while driving. Once again our elected officials failed us by not passing this ban. We should be outraged! Pennsylvania is one of a few states left that does not
Letter to the Editor of Philadelphia Inquirer today. This is the unedited version. Read More »
It has been one cold winter so far. This is the time I like to plan our summer vacation on the lake. Summer will be here before you know it. However, February and March can still be cold months, so here are some Cold Weather Survival Tips. Prolonged exposure to low temperatures, wind and/or moisture
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Okay, how many New Year’s Resolutions have you already broken? Here are some you can make now and keep the rest of the year: Everyone in my car will wear a seatbelt while driving. I will give my full attention to driving: this means no texting, no cell phone, no arguments, and no multi-tasking while
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Wow! Remember the snow storms of last winter? I think we had enough snow for a couple of years but here we go again, winter will be here soon. This is the time to start thinking of ways to take the opportunity to teach your teen drivers how to drive safely in bad road conditions.
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I was at a town hall meeting in my neighborhood in late September when Representative Josh Shapiro commented that he hoped a bill would pass before the legislators in PA adjourned in a couple weeks. The bill was a ban on hand held cell phone use and texting while driving. I welcome this ban and
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I originally wrote this article for one of our newsletters a few years ago. It is still a timely article and worth repeating. A few years ago I had three children going back to college. Three “move in days,” in the hot and humid days of August, lugging all their “stuff” to their dorm rooms and
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Now that Labor Day is behind us we see a lot more activity on the roads. People are back from vacation, teachers and students are heading back to school and parents are busy driving their children to all their activities. This is a great time to discuss with your teen drivers the rules you set
The Roads are crazy now that Schools are open again! Read More »
Summertime means that your teen drivers are on the move. That means they are spending more time driving your car. They may be going to work, the pool, or a friend’s house. This is a great time to remind them how to be a safe driver. What can you do as a parent of a
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Voting starts today in the Montgomery Media’s Prom Photo Contest. Spencer Insurance is pleased to sponsor the Montgomery Media’s Prom Photo Contest. You can still send in your Prom photo and you may win $100. Here is how it works: Click the following link: http://allaroundphilly.upickem.net/engine/Welcome.aspx?contestid=17208. Then register and submit your Prom Photo. Deadline for submission
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