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Driving the Freedom Highway: Tips for the Novice Road Warrior

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Buckle up, as we’re about to take an exciting ride together, navigating through the exhilarating – and sometimes challenging – world of first-time driving. Today’s topic of discussion? Mastering life on the road and ensuring you’re not just driving, but driving safely and with caution. Driving isn’t just about getting from point A to B. It’s an expression of freedom, a journey of discovery, and an empowering life skill. But all the thrill aside, the most crucial aspect to focus on is safety. So, without further ado, let’s gear up and hit the road. Confidence Is Key, But Safety Is …

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Insider: 4 Things to Do Before You Drop Off Your Kid at College

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Dropping your child off when they start college can be stressful for both of you. You’ll have to take care of moving and leave your kid on their own for weeks or months. Fortunately, you can help this process go smoothly by making sure you’re both prepared. Here are some things you should do before you drop off your kid at college. 1. Spend Some Time Together During summer vacation, spend some quality time with your child. You can go on a family trip, check out a local museum, go hiking, see a movie, shop for dorm room decor or …

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Auto Industry Insider: Buying a Used Car for Your Teen

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It can be a shock for any parent when their child reaches the age where they can take driver’s education classes. Their newfound independence can be a big worry. Contrary to those worries, these young people are often mature enough to accept responsibility. If your child is one of those, you may be interested in purchasing a used car for your youngster to use, both to help increase their independence and responsibility, while at the same time keeping them from taking their learning curve out on the family vehicle. If this is your preference, here are a few guidelines for …

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