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 BWC Introduces RV and Motorcycle Coverage!
Whether You've got a Flat Tire, Need a Tow, or are Balanced Precariously (not to mention hilariously) on the Tip of a Pointy Mountain, BWC will be there to Help*
Have you seen too many Hollywood films about family vacations gone awry and thought, "Hey, that seems like a good idea?" If so, you definitely need to sign up for Better World Club's
brand-spanking-new RV and Motorcycle coverage.
Just like our auto plans, our RV and Motorcycle programs cover towing, jumpstarts, flat tire, lockout, and fluid delivery services. Motorcycle coverage can be added to a Basic or Premium membership for an additional $17.00, and covers all
named drivers for 4 service calls per year with up to 5 or 100 miles of free towing (depending on coverage level). RV coverage extends the benefits of a Premium membership to an RV, motorcycle, or other eligible vehicle. Members
MUST have Premium memberships to upgrade to RV, and can do so for an additional $33.00. RV memberships cover four RV service calls per household per year. Drivers covered by an RV/Motorcycle plan are also covered while
driving standard passenger cars.
IMPORTANT NOTE: In the past, BWC has allowed motorcycle drivers to be covered by standard Basic or Premium auto packages, as long as they've also had a car. These pre-existing members won't be required to upgrade (unless, of course,
they have an RV they want to cover) until they renew. At that time, they will be able to maintain their motorcycle coverage for an additional $17.
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Click here for more information on our RV or Motorcycle coverage
- Click here to join with RV or Motorcycle coverage
- BWC already has a discount set up for RV camping!
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*Okay, we do cover RV and Motorcycle towing, flat tire, lockout, jumpstart, and fluid delivery services. We don't, however, cover mountain-top vehicle removal or career-counseling for Robin Williams.
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Better World Club is proud to be partnered with The Bike Cooperative. Through TBC, Better World Bicycle Roadside Assistance memberships are being offered in bike shops all over the country. For more
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CASH FOR CLUNKERS: THE IMPERFECTION OF U.S. POLITICS
If We're Giving Money to the Auto Industry, Lets Give It To Consumers, Not Directly to GM
But If We Want to Encourage Green Car Purchases, Why Can You Turn In a 16 MPG Vehicle for a 20 MPG Vehicle?
The "Cash for Clunkers" program ended on Monday and, despite some carping, has proven itself successful in many ways.
If necessary for the revival of the auto industry, the program should be brought back. It's a far better way to provide money to the auto industry than giving the money directly to the auto companies.
However, there's a certain silliness about it. It has many purposes: to stimulate the economy (check), to bolster the auto industry (check), and to encourage energy independence and improve the environment (che...not so fast).
Former CIA Chief James Woolsey, now an energy independence activist, told BWC President Mitch Rofsky that getting gas hogs off the road was one of the most effective things our government could do to make the U.S. energy independent.
Unfortunately, the government will still provide consumers with $3,500 even if their new vehicles get a mere 4 MPG improvement over their old ones. That's not enough--and is pretty silly. (A $4,500 credit is provided if the new purchase
increases fuel efficiency by
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TravelCool Website of the Month |
Pedaling.com
Pedaling.com offers self-guided road bike routes and mountain bike trails including maps, cue sheets, and trail descriptions. It also includes resources for local bicycle shops, bike safety information, and
community bulletin boards for cyclists to share trail, road, and cross country bike trip knowledge. Not enough? How about information on guided bicycle tours, cycling gear, and bicycles? Check out the
pedaling.com website for more details.
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