News & Articles Driving a truck can be as easy as driving a car provided that you take note of the following safety tips beforehitting out on the road. Make sure that all mirrors are in place before driving. Make sure that your cargo is securely in place to avoid accidents on the road. Know the height of your truck. Always brake a few meters ahead, especially when you have a load. Remember that acceleration is quite slow, so always switch lanes in traffic with caution. Always create a space for a wide turn especially when entering curbs and alleys. You will have a difficult time accelerating on ascending levels and a more difficult time slowing down on descending levels. When backing up for parking, take your time. Always remember to be about half the length of your truck away from obstacles that you have to navigate between.

News & Articles Tis’ the rainy season and a time once again for floods. If you happened to be in one on the road, please take noteof the following tips to ensure the safety of you and your vehicle. Disconnect the negative cable of your battery. Do not start the engine and push it to a safer place with elevation. Disengage and release the parking brake and maintain the transmission to the 1st gear for MT and P for AT. Take photos of the interior and exterior of your vehicle which will be useful for the mechanic and insurance. Allow at least 24 hours for your vehicle to dry out. In extreme cases where water got to the dashboard, do not start the engine. If water is not that high, open the hood and check the oil dipstick to check if there are traces of water in the lubrication system. If there is, do not start the engine. Contact a professional mechanic and have your vehicle inspected. Drive safely.