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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Yes Virginia, There is NO Free Lunch
Electric cars have arrived, and they’ve brought with them a social dilemma. American roads are maintained largely—and quite poorly—through the gas tax, a user fee that owners of electric vehicles (EVs)—with no need to stop at the pump—will avoid. If … Continue reading
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Tagged Chevrolet Volt, electric vehicles, EV, GPS, green RVing, Nissan Leaf
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Great Outdoors Month
Are you planning a camping trip next month? June is National Great Outdoors Month, which is a wonderful time to enjoy fun outdoor activities with family and friends. Presidential recognition of Great Outdoors Week was begun in 1998 by then-President … Continue reading
Should EVs Pay to Play?
Don’t you just love it when a prediction comes true? Over three months ago a writer for Politics and Cars mused that if special electric meters are installed specifically for the purpose of charging an electric vehicle (EV), someone in … Continue reading
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Tagged California, electric vehicles, EV, green RVing, Nissan Leaf, Oregon, Washington
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You Can Avoid an RV Disaster
Despite high fuel prices, more Americans are hitting the roads this Memorial Day Weekend. AAA estimates 34.9 million people will travel at least 50 miles this weekend. That is about 100,000 more than last year, even though gas costs more. … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trips, RV Safety, RV Tips
Tagged preventive maintenance, recreational vehicle, RV checklist, RVing, safety
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Preparing Your RV for a Summer Road Trip
The Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to the summer travel season, with many families either hitting the road or planning to do so within the following summer months. There’s something magical about a summer road trip. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trips, RV Safety, RV Tips
Tagged fire safety, New Mexico, propane safety, RV fires, RVing, tire safety
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California to Close 70 State Parks
California will close a fourth of its parks to save $33 million over the next two years as leaders of the most-populous state work to close a $15.4 billion budget deficit. In an announcement last week California’s Department of Parks … Continue reading
30 Tips to Cut Your RV Travel Expenses
The Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to the summer travel season, with many families either hitting the road or planning to do so within the following summer months. Following are 30 tips that will help you save money … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trips, RV Tips
Tagged Arizona, birding, California, camping expenses, free, historic sites, history, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, museum, National Scenic Byway, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, RVing, West Virginia
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Is Your RV Ready for the Road?
There’s something magical about a summer road trip. And it’s a standby in literature and movies—from John Steinbeck’s classic Travels with Charley to Smokey and the Bandit. Times have certainly changed since Steinbeck and his dog Charley made their way … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trips, RV Safety, RV Tips
Tagged CoachNet, Good Sam Club, historic sites, national park, preventive maintenance, recreational vehicle, road service, RVing
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Are You Ready for the Road?
Memorial Day weekend kicks off those lazy, hazy days of summer. The long weekend is perfect for a camping getaway to enjoy biking, boating, fishing, golfing, hiking, paddling, photography, or bird watching. More than 30 million people nationwide will travel … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Road Trips
Tagged biking, birding, boating, camping, checklist, fishing, golfing, hiking, photography, recreational vehicle, RV checklist, RVing
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On the road again with Newmar
It’s that time of year again. The 2011 GoNewmar Road Show is set to begin in ten days. Four members of Newmar’s management team are “hitting the road” again this year—Newmar’s owner Mahlon Miller, Chairman and CEO Richard Parks, President … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trips, RV Dealers, RV Manufactures, RV Show
Tagged Class A motorhomes, Freightliner, Newmar, recreational vehicle, RVing
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