On The Drive

Author: Cindy Lawrence

 "On the Drive" is a podcast hosted by Cindy Lawrence, the driving force behind At Your Service- Drive. It caters to both automotive professionals and enthusiasts, offering engaging segments featuring tribal knowledge, entertaining stories, inspiring success narratives, game-changing best practices, and special spotlights on women in the industry. The podcast promises to be an immersive experience, blending entertainment and education to keep listeners hooked on the high-revving and heart-pounding pulse of the service drive. It invites listeners to subscribe on platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or their preferred platform for a ride filled with laughter, knowledge, and a deeper understanding of life on the drive.
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Language: en

Genres: Automotive, Business, Entrepreneurship, Leisure

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Maybe That Crazy Ole Lady Wasn’t Crazy After All
Tuesday, 27 January, 2026

What starts as a $29.95 tire repair before 8 a.m. turns into a story that sticks with you for years.Recorded from the perspective of someone who’s spent hundreds of days on service drives across the country, this episode dives into the strange, funny, and sometimes unbelievable reality of what actually ends up on our roads — and eventually, in our tires.From South Florida service lounges to four-lane intersections littered with “greatest hits” like nails, bolts, bumper covers, windshield wipers, ladders (always ladders), and even a screwdriver woven through a tire like it had a personal vendetta, this episode explores road hazard through real stories, sharp observation, and a little hard-earned humor.Along the way, one early-morning customer rant raises a bigger question: Is road damage really about bad driving… or just bad luck, physics, traffic patterns, and living in Broward or Miami-Dade?This episode is part story, part industry insight, part public service announcement — with a reminder to buy road hazard, slow down at intersections, and maybe be a little kinder to the service advisors who didn’t put that object in the road…