The BuyingAdvice Team wanted to take a moment to recognize our former staff member Erik Schultz (1976 - 2009), who passed in February 2009. Erik was a blog writer on BuyingAdvice web site since 2006.
Erik's dedication and perseverance shone through in everything he did. His commitment to his work and to his friends will be greatly missed. He is survived by his wife, Lisette.
In honor of Erik's memory, isoTree planted a tree of remembrance at El Silencio Lodge in Costa Rica.
There are a few things you need to do as soon as possible after buying a car:
1. Insurance
It's against the law to drive a car in the U.S. without the minimum levels of insurance required for each state. Make sure you have purchased the proper insurance before you start driving your new vehicle...
Company car etiquette is an important part of general business etiquette. Just like attire and punctuality reflect your work ethic, so does the use or abuse of the company car.
There are several aspects of company car etiquette that should be observed, depending on the company's specific policies and procedures...
The US administration has announced updated automobile fuel economy standards for new vehicles starting with 2011 models. The goal is to reduce gasoline emissions and consumption.
President Obama's administration had a March 31st deadline for setting the standard, giving the automotive industry about eighteen months to prepare its 2011 models to meet the new requirements.
Is it more eco friendly to drive or fly to your destination?
The answer is that driving usually generates significantly less greenhouse gas emissions than flying, especially in a fuel efficient vehicle. Carpooling makes it even better, sharing the drive with one or more people would lower each individual's carbon footprint. Of course, taking a bus or a train would be even better.
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