Automobile Recycling: Good for You, Good for the Environment
A growing, yet often not talked about, facet of the recycling movement involves the reclaiming of junk and inoperable vehicles. The practice of automotive recycling is not a new concept but has recently been gaining steam and attention with the ongoing popularity of the Green Movement. This environmentally conscious mindset is focused on reducing waste, reusing what we can and, most relevant, recycling what we cannot. It is estimated that more the twelve million vehicles a year reach the end of their useful life through age and another five million through accident damage. By recycling this scrap metal we are making significant steps in reducing our dependency on foreign steel, saving us considerable sums of money, and protecting our environment. While recycling techniques continue to evolve and become more efficient, our responsibilities become clearer. The environmentally conscious disposal of plastics, metals and chemicals are only as effective as our dedication to seeing them properly handled.
Do Automatic Driving Lessons Make for Cheap Driving Lessons?Learning to drive can be expensive. So here’s why you might want to consider learning on an automatic car instead of a manual. One reason? It can work out cheaper.
Keep Maintenance Costs in Mind As You Browse Used CarsIf you are on a tight budget that will continue in the future, you should keep the maintenance expenses for your car at a minimum. Learn how to find used cars that help with this.
Need For Regular Car Servicing And Smart Repairs In Recent TimesCars can meet with occasional accidents every now and then. The accidents can lead to minor car damage such as chipping of paints, or denting of the auto body. Total replacement or servicing can be pretty expensive. That is why smart auto repairs have been so popular nowadays.
Pinterest And Automotive IndustryPinterest is a rapidly growing social network founded in 2009 by Ben Silbermann. In December 2011 it hit the top 10 largest social network services with over 11 million visitors weekly. One month later, in January 2012 Pinterest had more visitors than YouTube and Google+. In March the same year, Pinterest became third most popular social network after Facebook and Twitter. In February 2013 it already had 48.7 million unique users worldwide, which means that it grew at 400 percent in just one year.
