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Thursday
June 6, 2002
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE:
A Navigator full of opulence
Lincoln adds size and amenities to its sport utility vehicle. (5.31.02)
Founding parents move on in their fight against tired truckers
Daphne and Steve Izer formed PATT in 1994, after their son died in a crash. (Pub. March 25, 2002)
Businesses eye new I-95 exit numbers
AUGUSTA — The state's business community is preparing for the installation of new exit numbers on Interstate 95 and the Maine Turnpike that will affect how motels, restaurants and tourist attractions give directions to their customers. (Pub. March 7, 2002)
DOT announces its annual Backseat Driver Program
AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) announces the second annual Backseat Driver Program. The program is open to all fourth-grade classes in the state and is designed to increase public awareness of work zone safety issues. (Pub. March 7, 2002)
Mainers want energy efficiency, better mileage
A poll finds less than a third of respondents favoring increased oil production. (Pub. February 21, 2002)
More news....
Find out what new cars are coming to the market with our Car Buying section.
Some rules for using air bags
Definitely buckle up, and think again about where you hold your hands. (9.14.01)
Safe driving tips
Not only do you need to drive safely, you also need to be concerned about how others are driving.
More on Driving....
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