Brad Lacefield

Traveling on winter roads can pose significant challenges. Here are some travel tips that can help ensure a safer journey during this time:

1. Check Your Insurance Coverage

• Review Your Policy: Ensure that your auto insurance covers winter conditions, including any necessary roadside assistance.

• Understand Your Deductibles: Familiarize yourself with your deductible amounts for claims related to weather incidents.

2. Inspect Your Vehicle

• Tires: Ensure your tires are winter-ready. Check tread depth and consider snow tires if you’ll be traveling in snowy regions.

• Battery: Cold weather can affect battery performance. Have your battery tested to avoid breakdowns.

• Fluids: Use antifreeze and ensure your windshield washer fluid is suitable for low temperatures.

3. Prepare an Emergency Kit

• Essential Supplies: Include blankets, a flashlight, water, snacks, a first-aid kit, and basic tools.

• Roadside Assistance: Keep a charged phone and consider having a portable charger. Know how to contact your roadside assistance provider.

4. Drive Safely

• Slow Down: Reduce speed in adverse conditions. Remember that stopping distances increase on icy roads.

• Increase Following Distance: Leave extra space between you and the vehicle in front of you to allow for longer stopping distances.

• Use Headlights: Visibility can be poor in winter weather. Use your headlights to help others see you.

By following these tips, you can help ensure a safer and more enjoyable travel experience during the Christmas holiday season, even amidst winter road conditions. Safe travels

A little about me:

Brad Lacefield has been with State Farm for 25 years and is a highly skilled and experienced insurance agent with a passion for protecting individuals and their assets. His expertise lies in helping customers navigate the complexities of insurance, providing them with comprehensive coverage that suits their unique needs.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Brad is an avid sports enthusiast. He combines his love for sports and his desire to give back to the community by coaching little league teams, travel baseball and is currently Woodford County Boys Golf Coach. His dedication to mentoring young athletes extends beyond the field, as he instills values of teamwork, discipline, and resilience in his players. Brad has been married to Heather for over 20 years and they have two children, Bradford and Harper.

With a deep understanding of insurance, a passion for sports, and a commitment to community involvement, Brad is a hometown insurance agent who goes above and beyond to protect what is important to his customers and help them recover from the unexpected.