Tag Archives for NADA
Child Passenger Safety Information
September is Child Passenger Safety Month, and our Safe Travel For Kids!! Campaign is continuing to progress. This initiative is of grave importance to the franchised dealers, because the Greater Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association (GCADA), like the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) is committed to preserving and promoting personal freedom of mobility by supporting organizations […]
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Also tagged booster seats, car seats, fitting stations, franchised dealers, GCADA, Greater Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association, National Automobile Dealers Association, National Child Passenger Safety Month, ohio, restraints, Safe Travel for Kids, september
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New search tool for recalled vehicles!
Owners may not always know their recalled vehicle needs to be repaired. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released a new online search tool for recalled vehicles, which lets you enter a Vehicle Identification Number to quickly learn if a specific vehicle has not been repaired as part of a safety recall in […]
Benefits of franchised automobile dealers
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has launched a new initiative called “Get the Facts”, promoting the benefits of franchised automobile dealers. The initiative highlights four central benefits of being a franchised dealer, which includes: price competition, consumer safety, local economic benefits, and an added value. “NADA’s efforts will set the record straight about the […]
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Also tagged added value, auto dealer, auto news, automobile dealers, automotive, benefits, consumer safety, facts, franchised auto dealers, franchised dealer, GCADA, get the facts, Greater Cincinnati Auotmobile Dealers Association, initiative, local economic benefits, National Automobile Dealers Association, new-car dealer, price competition, promoting
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National CPR/AED Week is upon us!
Did you know? That 4 out of 5 cardiac arrests take place at home. But, that effectively performed CPR can double or triple a victim’s chance of survival? To promote the importance of this life saving skill set, the Greater Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association (GCADA) in partnership with the American Red Cross, is promoting National […]
CPR SAVES LIVES
Over 300,000 people experience Sudden Cardiac Arrest each year; approximately 92% of those who experience sudden cardiac arrest do not survive. However, given properly and immediately to sudden cardiac arrest victims, CPR can save lives. Therefore, the importance of CPR training is very strong. Last month, on January 27, 2014, the National Automobile Dealers Charitable […]
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Also tagged CPR training importance, CPR training manikin, Donation, GCADA, Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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Join us at Kings Island this Weekend!
As summer comes to a close and children start to make their way back to school, the National Automobile Dealers Association begins their annual “Boost for Safety” campaign, which promotes proper child passenger safety seat restraints. September is National Child Passenger Safety Month, and we are participating in NADA’s campaign. We will be at Kings […]
Local Service Center Receives Donation
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training will now be easier for the Warren County Education Service Center, thanks to a donation from the GCADA, the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association, and the National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation (NADCF). A CPR training unit, sponsored by Bob Pulte Chevrolet of Lebanon, Ohio, was presented to […]
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Also tagged Bob Pulte Chevrolet, CPR, GCADA, NADCF, OADA, Warren County Educational Service Center
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You Can be a Hero
The Cincinnati Enquirer recently came out with an article about a member of their reporter team they just lost to Cardiac Arrest. The article goes into detail about how he collapsed in the newsroom, and how the Enquirer team handled the situation. The fallen reporter’s colleagues immediately dialed 911, and began CPR as per the operator’s […]
