As more and more states reopen fully, you might be craving a staple summer vacation: the classic road trip. While local, state, and national leaders continue to disagree on the dos and don’ts of summer travel, here are some things to consider before you hit the road. Where Rubber Meets Road Do Some Basic Trip … Read more
When it comes to renting in Baltimore, there are a few ins and outs to find the best rental for your needs. Here we’ll share best practices for looking for a Baltimore rental, what to look for and ask when you visit potential rentals, and what you need to do after you move in. Tips … Read more
If you own a home in Baltimore or the Washington, D.C. Metro area, you need homeowner’s insurance. If you have a mortgage, your lender probably requires homeowner’s insurance as well as other types of coverage. If your home is paid off, you likely still want to have homeowner’s insurance to protect your financial investments in the … Read more
Practicing safe social distancing or quarantining yourself during the COVID-19 pandemic may mean that you are not driving your car very much right now. So you may be asking yourself: “Do I still need car insurance right now?” In short, yes. Here’s why: Car insurance is required by law in the State of Maryland and … Read more
In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine has been marked as an “essential” service by the World Health Organization (WHO). Not only does telemedicine maintain the recommendation for social distancing, but it also helps flatten the curve of the pandemic itself by slowing the transmission of COVID-19. If you have an immediate medical need, … Read more
Are you looking for a way to ensure you have access to a real doctor for your entire family living in your household? For as low as $10 per month you can enroll your family in Telemedicine. During the most recent COVID-19 outbreak the CDC has suggested the use of Telemedicine over going into a … Read more
Warmer weather is here, and soon (some of us already) motorcyclists will take the covers off their bikes and hit the road. If you’re planning on breaking out your cycle soon, be sure that you’re comprehensively covered and take the right safety precautions so that you stay safe. Two wheels on the road simply aren’t … Read more
The outside world is thawing out, but if you haven’t consistently washed the salt off your car, it can cause rust to develop under your car, in wheel wells, and on body panels. Rust and winter wear doesn’t just look unsightly, it can make your car less safe to drive. Taking the time to “de-winterize,” … Read more
The world of new teen drivers today is painted by more distractions than ever. Teens that have grown up with smartphones in their hands are more likely to use them behind the wheel. As a result, motor crashes are the leading cause of death among teens, as seen in the Centers for Disease Control’s Teen … Read more
Distracted driving, as defined by The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is defined as any type of action that distracts you from the road. This could include eating and drinking, talking to others in your car, reaching for the car stereo or navigation system, putting on makeup, and of course, talking or texting on the … Read more
