October 1, 2002 - RTM
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According to a study by Autobytel, nearly half of the parents who responded expressed confidence in their own children's driving habits, and only four percent of those surveyed cited drinking and driving as their top teen driving worry. Now for the wake-up call: Drinking and driving is the number one killer of young people, and 43 percent of teens who participated in a recent clinical study said they'd either driven while intoxicated or ridden in a car with a driver who'd been drinking or using drugs, Autobytel says.
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Mobility-Impaired Travel
T
raveling is a challenge for mobility-impaired people. From where you should sit on an airplane to the right questions to ask at a tourist center -- we've got you covered. [Read]

The Next BRIGHT Thing
We'd like to introduce you to the Photon Micro Light -- a tiny, extremely bright LED flashlight that simply attaches to your keychain and helps you find your way around your darkened home or unfamiliar surroundings (such as a hotel room).
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Mother/Daughter Retreat
Who loves ya, Mom? Keeping the unique relationship between mother and daughter in mind, Safety Harbor Resort and Spa, located on Florida’s Tampa Bay, makes it easy for mothers, daughters, or granddaughters to bond and strengthen family ties while relaxing and rejuvenating with a spa retreat. [Read



W E E K L Y   S P E C I A L
Kipling Alcatraz - 18 in. Backpack with Flap
Great backpack for carrying heavy loads. Recessed wheels, upright handle, and backpack straps.. Large roomy main compartment. Flap over with zipper and buckle closure. Padded flap covers wheels for comfort when worn as ... Our Price:$178.00

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Pamela Conover
Cunard CEO Brings Back Tradition

During Pamela Conover's career, she has chosen her own unique path, working her way up from the very bottom of a bank to her current position as today's only female President of a major cruise line. Widely regarded as one of the most intelligent and perceptive executives in the cruise industry, she is tasked with developing and building what is the biggest new cruiseship project in decades. [go



2002 Minivan Buyer's Guide
Just What You Need!

Thankfully, the minivan market of the new millennium is the outgrowth of two decades (or more, depending on who you ask) of constant refinements, inventions and design updates. Need a guide to decipher the differences (price, design, ride) in this group? Look no further. [Buckle Up


Hummer H2: The Baby Booms

Maybe unable to leap tall buildings, the Hummer H2 can scale rugged rocks and wade water not to mention haul your groceries and your kids' teammates. And it most certainly can wow your neighbors. [Go]



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n e w s   &   v i e w s

Fall Into Chicago
There's no better time to enjoy the culture and attractions of the Windy City. Check out some of the great reasons (food, fun and fabulous bargains) to visit Chicago in autumn. [Go]

Diversity Award for Ford
The American Advertising Federation has named Ford Motor Company as its first Mosaic President's Award winner for outstanding achievement in multicultural marketing. The award recognizes Ford as an outstanding corporate citizen and a leading multicultural marketer and advertiser. [More]

Buying a Used Car? Q&A
H
as the car been repainted? What is the most common error people make when buying used transportation? How long should you test drive the vehicle? These questions and more answered by our used car expert -- don't even think of signing on the dotted line until you read our Q&A. [Go]


GM Gives Notice
In an effort to help 911 centers dispatch the appropriate life-saving staff and equipment to crash scenes faster, General Motors will begin adding an advanced automatic crash notification (AACN) system to vehicles equipped with OnStar, the first automaker to do so. [more]