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Rita DeMichiel

Rita DeMichiel began as a contributing writer for MotorBiscuit in 2018. She has her associate’s degree in film and television production, with extensive coursework in journalism, from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

Rita’s work on MotorBiscuit is varied, but she particularly enjoys the RV content she writes, since she and her family have lived full-time in an RV for the past 14 years. As a result, she has a bevy of experience to add to that content in particular. Together, her family has traveled to all 50 states and 18 countries.

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A boat with a ladder and person climbing up it.
Marine

How to Get Back On a Boat Without a Ladder

While you always want to make sure all marine accessories are in good working condition before heading out, there is always the possibility of missing something. An improperly working boat ladder can pose a potential threat to all onboard. Passengers must understand how to get on a boat without a ladder to avoid unnecessary danger.
Cars passing a highway traffic safety sign in Glasgow, Scotland
Trends

Is It Illegal to Pass Drivers on a Highway?

Drivers need to do their part in understanding state traffic laws and knowing what is considered legal on local roadways. Illegal maneuvers can result in hefty fines that are avoidable if you adhere to safe driving practices. Furthermore, what many people think of as driving laws often can be best practices of common courtesy.
A Tesla delivery truck filled with Tesla Model 3 vehicles
Hybrids & EVs

Tesla Announced a Delay for the Two Major Releases

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused prolonged chip shortages, supply chain disruptions, and production delays. Meanwhile, Tesla is struggling to get back on track with the production of its new EV releases while facing significant delays, such as with two of the company's most anticipated models.
Cale Yarborough wearing a yellow shirt with carious branded patches.
Trends

Will No One Buy This NASCAR Legend’s 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass?

It's not every day you get to sit behind the wheel of a NASCAR legend's race car. The winner of 83 Cup Series races, Cale Yarborough, has put his 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass up for sale. There hasn't been much action on the listing. If you're interested, act now to purchase a piece of NASCAR history.
A gray 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning driving on a dirt road in a wooded area.
Trucks & SUVs

Ford’s F-150 Lightning Is Lightning Fast

The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck promises to impress, not only with its incredible performance capabilities but with its ability to handle any job with ease. Best of all, the new Ford F-150 EV is proving to be surprisingly quick, making every day on the road a new adventure.
An airbag functionality safety test done on a Mercedes-Benz vehicle frame
Trends

How Many Airbags Should a Car Have?

The automobile industry has seen significant improvement in car safety over the past several decades. Seat belts, airbags, and other technological advances have proven essential in protecting and saving lives. In fact, as of 1999, all passenger vehicles must come equipped with front airbags. But, how many airbags should each vehicle have?
Tom Selleck sits in a red Ferrari 308 for the CBS TV series 'Magnum, P.I.' in January 1984
Coupes

What Ferrari Did Magnum PI Drive?

Arguably the most iconic TV car of that era is Thomas Magnum's Prancing Horse. The iconic '80s heartthrob thrilled millions of viewers with his red Ferrari on Magnum, P.I.
Long lines at check-in during the COVID-19 pandemic at the Lisbon International Airport
News

Airline Delays and Prices Expected to Soar (in a Bad Way) Due to Climate Change

For the past 18 months, the coronavirus has disrupted all forms of transportation. Labor shortages, unexpected disruptions in operations, and accidents are significant problems airline carriers face. Now, unprecedented weather conditions are also becoming a serious concern. As delays become more common, climate change will likely further affect the transportation industry in the future.
The AM General Hummer in yellow driving in Miami, Florida
Trends

The Old Hummer’s Tragic Death Was Necessary to Come Back Stronger

The Hummer holds a special place among cars in the history books of the automotive industry. However, the Hummer eventually fell by the wayside when consumers started seeking more affordable alternatives, and the line was discontinued. Now, the sturdy and sizeable model is back and better than ever as an EV.