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26/10/2015

Happy 54th Birthday Mr. President Uhuru Kenyatta from Rent a Fine Car.

02/10/2015

Drive with this knowledge.

11/08/2015

Lets use them correctly. Drive safe in this wet weather.

05/08/2015

Its easy but spread it and we will all have a safe driving experience.

28/07/2015

https://www.edf.org/climate/reports/idling

Our 1998 report shows that in New York City alone, idling cars and trucks each year produce 130,000 tons of carbon dioxide.

28/07/2015

Wet Weather safety tips.https://web.stanford.edu/dept/EHS/prod/documents/wet-weather-safety-tips.pdf

17/07/2015

Happy EID MUBARAK to all our Muslim Clients.

15/05/2015

How to Escape from a Sinking Car
1. Remain calm. Panic reduces energy, uses up precious air, and causes you to blank out.

2. Undo your seat belt.
Unbuckle the children, starting with the oldest first (who can then help the others).

Forget the cell phone call. Your car isn't going to wait for you to make the call and sadly, people have lost their lives trying this

3. Open the window as soon as you hit the water.A car's electrical system should work for up to three minutes in water, so try the method of opening it electronically first.

4.Break the window. If you aren't able to open the window, or it only opens halfway, you'll need to break it. You will need to use an object or your foot to break the window.

5.Escape through the broken window. Take a deep breath, and swim out through the broken window as soon as you've broken it.

-Look to children first. Heave them up toward the surface as best you can. If they cannot swim, see if you can give them something that floats to hold onto, with strict instructions not to let go. An adult may need to go with them immediately if there is nothing to hold onto.
As you exit the car, do not kick your feet until clear of the car - you could injure other passengers. Use your arms to propel you upward.
If the car is sinking quickly and you haven't gotten out yet, keep trying to get out of the window. If there is a child in the car, tell them to breathe normally until the water is up to their chest.

6.Escape when the car has equalized.Continue to breathe normally until the water is at chest level, then take a deep breath and hold your nose.
Stay calm. Keep your mouth closed to preserve breath and to prevent water from entering. Swim out through the broken window.

7.Swim to the surface as quickly as possible. Push off the car and swim to the surface. If you don’t know which way to swim, look for light and swim toward it or follow any bubbles you see as they will be going up.

8. Seek medical attention as soon as possible. The adrenaline in your bloodstream after the escape may make you unable to detect any injuries you may have sustained in the accident. Hail passing motorists who can call for help on their phones and provide you with warmth, comfort, and a lift to nearest hospital.

Hypothermia may be a real possibility, depending on the water temperature, level of shock passengers and drivers are experiencing, and external temperature.

27/04/2015

Follow these tips to stay safe in your car during a flood.

How to Drive in a Flood
1.Pay attention to barricades.
Don't ignore them by driving past them.

2.Do not drive through standing water on roads or in parking lots.
The average automobile can be swept off the road in 12 inches of moving water, and roads covered by water are prone to collapse. Attempting to drive through water also may stall your engine, with the potential to cause irreparable damage if you try to restart the engine.

3.Take extra precautions if you're forced to drive through water.
If no alternate route exists and you have no other reasonable alternative but to drive through standing water.
Drive slowly and steadily through the water.
Avoid driving in water that downed electrical or power lines have fallen in — electric current passes through water easily.

4.Watch for items traveling downstream — they can trap or crush you if you're in their path.
If you have driven through water up to the wheel rims or higher, test your brakes on a clear patch of road at low speed. If they are wet and not stopping the vehicle as they should, dry them by pressing gently on the brake pedal with your left foot while maintaining speed with your right foot.

5.Stay off the telephone unless you must report severe injuries.

6.If your vehicle stalls in the deep water, you may need to restart the engine to make it to safety. Keep in mind that restarting may cause irreparable damage to the engine.

7.If you can't restart your vehicle and you become trapped in rising water, immediately abandon it for higher ground. Try to open the door or roll down the window to get out of the vehicle. If you are unable to get out safely, call 911 or get the attention of a passerby or someone standing on higher ground so that they may call for help.

01/04/2015

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01/04/2015

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