Safety
"I never expected it could happen to me." Countless drivers have said that after they've had an emergency turn their lives upside down. So before that happens to you, let's thinking about planning ahead for an emergency with a few things you should keep in your vehicle.Road flares. If you've ev...
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Posted in Safety
on August 04, 2025
Safe Iowa travel starts with preventive maintenance and good vehicle care at Blair's Ferry Automotive. But there are other things Marion residents can do to prepare for emergencies on the road. Here's some auto advice that can help you plan for emergencies, and just may save your life or someon...
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Posted in Safety
on April 28, 2024
Car care is part of auto safety in Marion. But the most important thing we can do to improve safety on Iowa roads is to drive safely.Defensive driving begins with the proper attitude. Have in mind that you won't let anyone take your safety away from you. You'll be aware of your surroundings, roa...
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Posted in Safety
on October 08, 2023
Blind spots may be a good thing when it comes to a spouse's annoying habits, but when driving an automobile in Marion, they are definitely to be avoided. So, while it's not good marital advice, it's good auto advice to minimize your own blind spots and stay out of other Marion drivers' blind spo...
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Posted in Safety
on January 03, 2021
When your vehicle has a problem or just needs some routine service, you might get a little nervous. Your vehicle's so important to your life in Marion, you need to get back on the road as soon as possible with the problem fixed right the first time.If you've ever checked into some of the technic...
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Posted in Safety
on June 28, 2020
Some Marion drivers figure that anything they can attach to their trailer hitch can be towed by their vehicle. Nope. If you're going to do any towing around Marion, you should be aware of safety issues, Iowa towing laws and potential liability.Understanding tow ratings is important for safe towin...
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Posted in Safety
on October 04, 2018
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