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Soon there will be another option to get around the Capital Region. This next venture for the Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) is called Drive. This is a new ride-share program that will allow you to use a car in the Capital Region 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The program is slated to begin in May or June of this year with a fleet of 6 cars to start.
Soon there will be another option to get around the Capital Region. This next venture for the Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) is called Drive. This is a new ride-share program that will allow you to use a car in the Capital Region 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The program is slated to begin in May or June of this year with a fleet of 6 cars to start.
Soon there will be another option to get around the Capital Region. This next venture for the Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) is called Drive. This is a new ride-share program that will allow you to use a car in the Capital Region 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The program is slated to begin in May or June of this year with a fleet of 6 cars to start.
(Photo: Are You Covered For Your Much-delayed Family Vacation?) With the year 2020 ending, the holiday season is upon us. The almost endless pandemic lockdown around the nation has resulted in a lot of pent-up travel demand. A family vacation is one of those times where you will forget to check for constant updates on your phone. It is a time when you can leave happy memories that you can look back on in the future. One of the most favorite holiday modes for people in the United States is going on a road trip. Road trips are all the rage. The United States of America is a nation with roads...
Major Vehicle Problems That Are Easy to Prevent (But Hard to Fix) No one wants to deal with an expensive, hard-to-fix automotive disaster. While some mechanical failures are practically inevitable due to wear and tear, there are a few major problems that you can stave off with only minor effort. Here’s a look at some car-killing issues that you can usually avoid with a bit of maintenance and attention. Seized engine Engines are complex and expensive, so a seized engine can be a total car killer. Seizing occurs due to worn components, a lack of oil, overheating, and when rust welds engine co...