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09/25/2021

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Visit our website to learn more:
https://swurvin.com/

Or you can call us at:
(877) 427-5549

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08/26/2021

Always Be Careful. 🔤

08/23/2021

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08/17/2021

One moment of patience may ward off great disaster. One moment of impatience may ruin a whole life. STOP RECKLESS DRIVING‼️

08/09/2021

We don't only provide roadside assistance, we get you around the problem

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07/29/2021

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07/22/2021

Essential Safety Tips for Road Trips🚙

1. Plan in advance
Gone are the days of spontaneous road trips. Please be responsible and plan your route in advance. Preparation is key in taking road trips during the coronavirus outbreak.

2. Take extra cautionary measures at rest stops and gas stations
Rest stops and gas stations are popular spots for travelers from all over to gather. Take proper measures to avoid close proximity with others and wear a mask. Try not to touch anything and avoid crowded bathrooms.

3. Pack snacks and drinks
Pack snacks and drinks to minimize the number of times you have to stop for food on your trip. The less you have to interact with other people the better.

4. Use electronic payment methods
Handling paper money and coins increases the chances of spread so use electronic payment methods such a credit and debit cards or even your smartphone when you can.

5. Bring sanitizing supplies
It’s important to bring along sanitizing supplies for road trips during coronavirus times. These can include products for keeping both hands and surfaces clean and disinfected.

6. Get food to-go or eat at off-peak hours
While dine-in service have resumed in many places, it is best to order takeout or go through a drive-through. For sit-down meals, it is best to eat at off-peak hours to ensure social distancing.

7. Know where you’re spending the night
Going back to my first point — if you need to stay at a hotel overnight, you should have a confirmed reservation prior to beginning your road trip.

8. Avoid areas where social distancing is difficult
Downtown areas and popular tourist attractions make maintaining a 6-foot distance hard. Plan your day around when you expect others to NOT be there.