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The Tennessee Highway Safety Office is encouraging drivers to have their vehicle batteries checked following months of summer heat.
Officials say prolonged exposure to hot temperatures can reduce the life of a vehicle battery and potentially lead to problems later.
Drivers who have spent significant time on the road this summer are encouraged to have their battery tested by a mechanic to determine whether it may need to be replaced.
The reminder is aimed at helping motorists identify potential battery problems before they are left with a vehicle that will not start.
Written by: Zack Wright
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