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11/3/10 |
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Car Tips For The Fall and Winter Time Driving
11/2/10 |
Although October is car care month, here are more tips to get you caught up on your car maintenance for Winter time driving. On the icy and wet road surfaces you need to have your tires inspected for proper tread wear. Your tires have tread wear indicators built in so that your local tire shop will be able to tell you when it is time to replace them. Fall and winter time driving will be more safe when you have the proper tread exposed to give you more traction during the wet Fall and Winter time driving.
I cant stress enough on having your car’s antifreeze tested and having the right amount mixed together. One tip to remember here is to have your antifreeze mixed to at least thirty five degrees below zero to prevent engine freeze ups. You could also have your radiator freeze up and cause it to burst resulting in an expensive replacement. Car maintenance tips such as these are very important not to forget. Although these are directed at Fall and Winter time driving, do not forget to also check your antifreeze in the month of April also.
The Fall and Winter is the time to check the condition of your wiper fluid bottle and the hoses connecting to the wiper blades. Mostly in the Winter time driving the wiper fluid bottle can freeze up and burst also like your radiator. Make sure in the Fall time you have these items inspected as you will need and depend on them to get you through the Winter. One other tip here is to check the hoses as they can freeze up also and prevent any wiper fluid to reach your windshield. You can go to any parts store and find the small windshield wiper hose needed to replace it with. Remember the Fall and Winter time driving will bring a lot of mud and slush preventing you to see from your windshield.
Any Fall and Winter time driving can cause you to break down no matter how much you think you are ready for the weather change. It is always a good idea to keep a small survival kit with you while traveling out there on the highways. Car maintenance is still a good idea and will help you in the weather change but you cannot rely on this. Some other items that you cannot be ready for out there driving in the Fall and Winter are things like your electrical and electronic components. There is no way of getting ready for these items to fail.
I hope these other car maintenance tips will prepare you for the Fall and Winter time driving and also help you to keep safe out there.
I cant stress enough on having your car’s antifreeze tested and having the right amount mixed together. One tip to remember here is to have your antifreeze mixed to at least thirty five degrees below zero to prevent engine freeze ups. You could also have your radiator freeze up and cause it to burst resulting in an expensive replacement. Car maintenance tips such as these are very important not to forget. Although these are directed at Fall and Winter time driving, do not forget to also check your antifreeze in the month of April also.
The Fall and Winter is the time to check the condition of your wiper fluid bottle and the hoses connecting to the wiper blades. Mostly in the Winter time driving the wiper fluid bottle can freeze up and burst also like your radiator. Make sure in the Fall time you have these items inspected as you will need and depend on them to get you through the Winter. One other tip here is to check the hoses as they can freeze up also and prevent any wiper fluid to reach your windshield. You can go to any parts store and find the small windshield wiper hose needed to replace it with. Remember the Fall and Winter time driving will bring a lot of mud and slush preventing you to see from your windshield.
Any Fall and Winter time driving can cause you to break down no matter how much you think you are ready for the weather change. It is always a good idea to keep a small survival kit with you while traveling out there on the highways. Car maintenance is still a good idea and will help you in the weather change but you cannot rely on this. Some other items that you cannot be ready for out there driving in the Fall and Winter are things like your electrical and electronic components. There is no way of getting ready for these items to fail.
I hope these other car maintenance tips will prepare you for the Fall and Winter time driving and also help you to keep safe out there.
UNOS COMENTARIOS Y ALGO DE PREVENCIÓN
11/1/10 |
TABLAS SALARIALESAqui os dejamos las tablas salariales del Nuevo Convenio, para que os podais sacar los atrasos que como sabeis y segun dice el Convenio se abonaran en la Nomina de Noviembre.PINCHAD AQUI PARA LEER EL CONVENIO

ANUNCIOAqui os dejamos una oferta interesante que nos ha dejado un compañero.Buena oportunidad para invertir

FOTOS
Las fotos de hoy nos las envia Juan Carlos Aguirre en las que sale él, Moises, Luis y un conductor de Toledo,ademas de una foto del dia de la Inauguracion del Intercambiador de Avda de America.
UNOS COMENTARIOS
ANGEL MORENO DIJO:
Quería daros las gracias a todos los que os habeis interesado por mí despues del accidente que sufrí el día 25 de éste mes. Me siento orgulloso de ser compañero vuestro. En especial hoy he recibido una llamada que me ha emocionado por venir de una persona que está atravesando unas circunstancias muy dificiles. Esa persona es Manolo De La Fuente. Como le he dicho al despedirnos: Ten fuerza Manuel. Gracias a todos.

ADOLFO ROLDAN DIJO:Buenas tardes,como se venìa denunciando desde hace mucho tiempo,hoy a las 14:15,ha sucedido lo que todos nosotros esperàbamos.He presenciado, como un chico de 32 años que esperaba el autobùs en la marquesina de La razòn NII(direcciòn Madrid) ha muerto en el acto al ser atropellado por una conductora que chocò contra èl,la marquesina,la bionda y posteriormente contra un arbol.Desèo que esto de las paradas fuera tomàndose en serio,hoy le tocò a èl..........
CARLOS ROZADA DIJO:
Hola soy C.Rozada, compañero de pza castilla, y soy el unico que queda con contrato de baja, que llevo ya dos años y medio y que me consta que este comite si ha luchado, por los 14 compañeros de la bolsa, y despues de sus esfuerzos, no consiguieron meterme a mi en esa bolsa, ¿es un pena verdad?. pero solo quiero deciros una cosa,que apoyeis a este comite, que no sabeis lo que teneis, ya que la inmensa mayoria de vosotros, solo coneceis, lo que era CONTINENTAL-AUTO, ahora ALSA y no sabeis NADA de lo que hay en el sector, yo en mi caso particular, antes en el DISCRECIONAL, para llevarte 2000 pavos, tenias que currar los 30 dias del mes,12 horas diarias (escondiendo discos,cambiando de autobus,etc.....), y aqui te los llevas igual, currando la mitad, osea que, no seais tan altivos, egocentricos, etc.... y acordaros de los de contrato, los de la bolsa, los nuevos etc...ya que todos habeis pasado, por eso, y siempre recordad que teneis hijos, amigos, conocidos, que como no lucheis, para que se hagan indefinidos, no los vais a poder meter en esta empresa. UN SALUDO COMPAÑEROS.......
ALGO DE PREVENCIÓN
Solamente deciros que la pasada semana se reunió el Comite de Prevención con la Empresa a peticion de ésta y se les comunicó que la Empresa queria retomar el acuerdo que habia firmado con Continental en el 2005, relativo a la realización de los controles de Alcoholemia.El Comite de Prevención como no podia ser de otra forma, dijo que respetariamos lo ya firmado, siempre y cuando se respetaran las condiciones ya firmadas de la realizaciones de los controles.Asi que ya sabeis,a partir de ahora y en cualquier momento y con los protocolos redactados en ese Acta, os podrán realizar dichos controles.
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