Author Archives: PRCT

Jump to section: What does your fuel pump do? Signs that you need to have your fuel pump replaced How much does it cost to replace a fuel pump?     What does your fuel pump do? A fuel pump … Continue reading →

Jump to section: How far away from a hydrant you must park The penalties for parking too close to a hydrant Wrapping up     How far away from a hydrant you must park When you are parking in Puerto … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Where do you do most of your driving? Where will you be able to park?     Where do you do most of your driving? When considering the ideal car size for driving in Puerto Rico, several … Continue reading →

Jump to section: What are the best day trips in Puerto Rico? What you need to prepare for a day trip Tips for taking a day trip in Puerto Rico with your car Final word     What are the … Continue reading →

Jump to: The basics about shipping your car northbound to the United States from Puerto Rico The requirements to ship your car from Puerto Rico to the United States These requirements are different than the requirements to shipping your car … Continue reading →

Jump to section: How to operate a motorcycle safely What gear you need to wear     How to operate a motorcycle safely Always wear a DOT-approved helmet, protective eyewear, sturdy footwear, and appropriate clothing. Make yourself visible to other … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Being safe on the side of the road Roadside assistance programs Wrapping up     Being safe on the side of the road When you have car trouble in the middle of driving, the very first thing … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Taking extreme caution Making yourself visible     Taking extreme caution When pulling out of a parking space or driveway in Puerto Rico, it’s important to be cautious and aware of your surroundings, especially if you are … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Puerto Rico’s climate and the risk of your engine overheating How you can stop your car from overheating in Puerto Rico Advice to keep your engine from running too hot Final word     Puerto Rico’s climate … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Using the shoulder to pull over Special considerations for the shoulder in Puerto Rico Wrapping up     Using the shoulder to pull over The shoulder of the road is intended solely for emergency use, such as … Continue reading →