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The holidays have come upon us!

And that means traveling, most of which will be driven. With that in mind, in this, our sixth issue of our newsletter, REV, we're including articles that are all about the drive. We want you to avoid the deer, the police, and anything else that can waylay you on your way to family and friends.

In other words, we want you to get to wherever you're going safely and soundly.

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time. Food. Friends. Family. And, most of all, thanks and appreciation for the things we have and the people in our lives. Too often, we forget to lift our heads up and appreciate those around us.

That's why I want to take this time to thank YOU. We've been in business for over forty years and it's because of wonderful people like you. You've blessed us with the opportunity to do exactly what we love and we enjoy every opportunity to serve you. Thank you for giving us that.

I wish you and yours the HAPPIEST THANKSGIVING imaginable.

Please be safe. Drive safely.

And remember: Calories don't count on Thanksgiving! (That's a rule; maybe even a law! If not, then it should be.)

All the BEST...

9 Cars That Have Reached 1 Million Miles

Unbelievably, there are some vehicles still 'alive' today, with over a million miles on the clock. No, that's not a typo, we got that right. One million miles is the equivalent of traveling the entire world roughly forty times. Basically, the drivers of these cars have racked up a mileage that accounts for two full years of driving, every second of every day. Click "Read More..." to view the list.

Ways To Avoid Hitting A Deer Every Single Driver Needs To Know

In the Northern Hemisphere, deer are right in the middle of their mating season, which lasts from October through December. They're also trying to dodge bears, wolves, and big cats who are looking to fatten up for winter. All of this leads to deer acting a little carelessly this time of year and, as a result, deer-vehicle collisions are highest in the U.S. during November.

Why Do Some States Still Require a Front License Plate?

Why do some states still require a front license plate? As an Ohio native, it would drive me crazy, especially since all the bordering states didn't require it. There's something ghastly about spending $35,000 on a new car and watching the sales guy drill holes in a freshly painted front bumper. I always felt it was worth the occasional $25 ticket to not put such an abomination on the carefully styled facade of my car. What gives? Is there some sort of prison workers' lobby that keeps this practice alive?

How to Reduce the Odds of Being Ticketed When You're Pulled Over

Not every traffic stop has to result in a ticket. Consumer protection attorney and R&T contributor Steve Lehto has a full 25 years of experience dealing with traffic tickets (some of which are his own), speaking with officers, and listening to his own clients. In his latest podcast, he goes through the best ways to avoid getting ticketed.

The 'World's Greatest Road' Actually Sucks, Here Are Four Better Ones

Ever since Top Gear visited Stelvio and the roads on the way there from Davos, they have become a bit of a motoring mecca, one stop that every gearhead needs to make in his or her life. The footage Top Gear has from Stelvio looks fantastic. It's a string of hairpins up a mountain side to a sleepy village with no traffic at all. What gets better than that?

Are You Ready for the Long Haul?

Ah, the holidays. For many people, that means a road trip. Whether that drive is one hour or twenty, being in a car for any length of time can be ... trying. It doesn't have to be, though. Some cars were made to go the distance with leg room, head room, and even breathing room to spare. Each of these will get you from Point A to Point B in comfort, class, and even coziness. Enjoy! Please DRIVE SAFELY and make your Thanksgiving a HAPPY one.

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