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Friends and family members have probably warned you about them, but just like groceries, filling up the tank is inevitable for drivers. Can you get coronavirus from a gas pump?

While you may not have been racking up the miles the past two months, spring is still a good time to take a closer look at your vehicle. Here are a few reasons why. 

Roads a bit quiet around town? Traverse City isn’t alone. Across the country, gas prices, traffic, and accidents are down to historic lows. But it isn’t all the coronavirus.

After spending months cooped up at home, we’re all itching to get outside and see someplace new. While there will almost certainly be some social distancing guidelines in place all summer, we should still be able to get outside and explore some of the more remote, natural spaces right here in northern Michigan. 

We’ve all been wrestling with any number of questions over the past few weeks. When it comes to the health of our families and friends, we want all the information we can get. As an essential business, we’re open to keep people mobile so that they can safely access food and medical care. But how has COVID-19 affected both auto service centers and car shopping?