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Sanity Third … All of your car’s mechanical systems are checked and ready for your commute. How else can you maintain your sanity and take the stress out of your school commute? Here are 6 easy tips from your Parker car care experts: Carry water & extra snacks. Yep, you never know when you may
Security is Next … Good work: you’ve had your student’s vehicle inspected, and you’ve handled all of the items needing attention. Your student’s car should be good for the commute for the immediate future. The best advice we can give to keep all cars in your garage in good running order is regular maintenance. We
Whether you are a parent getting your teen set up with their first car for high school or college, a student wondering how to make your new life as a college commuter easier, or a teacher juggling all the details … we thought we’d offer a few tips to help you rock the commute! Safety
The first manufactured automobile in Denver made its debut in 1899 at a bicycle show at Colosseum Hall. Colorado residents were eager to see Electric Vehicle Company’s Horseless Wonder. Three different models of the new automobile were exhibited by Mr. A. H. Gilbert, who demonstrated the vehicles on Denver streets during the show. The electric
Taxi services in Denver are almost as old as the introduction of the automobile itself. In 1913 existing taxi services were placed under the regulatory authority of the newly created Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The two longest running taxi companies, Yellow Cab, founded in 1924, and Metro Taxi, established in 1932, continue to operate
Speer Boulevard: Denver’s City Beautiful Street Creates the Golden Triangle Thought we’d share a little history about Denver’s Golden Triangle Neighborhood – home to our original downtown Denver auto repair shop, Golden Triangle Auto Care. At the turn of the century, one Denver mayor stood out as a driving force in changing the face of
Slow Down for a Little Brake History Back when horse drawn wagons were the primary source of transportation, the mechanics were simple. Four wheels to move forward and backward, the ability to steer and a way to stop were the basic needs. The braking system typically involved some form of wooden block that pressed against
With the discovery of gold in Cherry Creek by George Simpson in 1857, the bustling metropolis we know as Denver today was born. Gold prospectors lay claims up and down Cherry Creek and the South Platte River, establishing Auraria and Denver City. The population grew quickly, and by 1861 there were more than 100,000 residents
Fritchle Electric: Denver’s 100-Mile Electric Car The electric automobile has slowly gained popularity over the last decade. Advancements in battery technology has made the electric car more practical and reliable. While Colorado isn’t known for automobile manufacturing, it wouldn’t be surprising that an electric car manufacturer would set up shop in Denver. How long ago
