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Her Magazine June July 2013

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10 save fuel BEST WAYS TO REFUGE RECEIVES TOYOTA PRIUS CARS FOR A YEAR Toyota NZ has donated 25 brand new Prius cars on a one year lease to Women's Refuge. "Without good cars, women's refuges would find it very hard to operate. It is our cars that pick up women and children and spirit them away from dangerous situations. It is our cars that take children to medical appointments and mothers to crucial meetings," says Heather Henare, Women's Refuge Chief Executive Priority was given to refuges in rural areas, or those who had the longest distance to travel. "There are a lot of organisations doing great work in our Kiwi communities but often they don't have the funding or resources they need," says Toyota New Zealand General Manager, Steve Prangnell. "We believe in trying to make a difference, so we are lending a hand by providing cars." Source: womensrefuge.org.nz Safety items FOR YOUR CAR KIT It is a smart idea to carry a small first aid kit with your basic essentials in your car. You never know when you may need it, or if you pass an accident along the way where help has not yet arrived. SAFETY ITEMS FOR YOUR CAR We all know that using the air-con uses a lot of gas, but here are our 10 top tips for conserving gas... Check Your air filter and save up to 10%. Realign your tires and save up to 10%. Get your car tuned and save up to 4%. Pump up deflated tires and save up to 2.8% Check your gas cap is fitting properly and save gas as well as the environment. Slow down by 8 kph and save 7%. Drive more smoothly and save up to 30% Other items handy to have in your car include a warm blanket, a flashlight, gloves, a solar charger for your cell phone, water and snacks. You never know if or when you may need them, but they could prove to be life saving. Lay off the brakes NECESSARY TOOLS FOR YOUR CAR KIT Only take what you need A spare tire and car jack are necessities, along with a can of fix-a-flat. Windshield washer fluid is also handy. You should carry a basic tool kit in your car, along with a set of batteries. ITEMS FOR ENTERTAINMENT You never know when you could be stuck in the car for an extended period of time, and having these items may help make the time pass a little faster. A pack of cards, a pad of paper and a pencil, or a book are great to have on hand. and save as much as 35%. and save up to 2% Don't idle for longer than 30 seconds and save on gas. Source: www.thedailygreen.com Being prepared is the best tool that you can have other than a well-stocked car. Source:carbasicsforwomen.com www.h e rmagaz in e .co.n z | 43

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