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There's a reason why vehicles and motorcycles have mirrors: for drivers and riders to use them to avoid getting into situations like this. It's your responsibility as a driver to pay attention to what's in front of you, beside you and behind you.
- What Kind Of Drivers Is Honda Targeting With Its New "we Know You" 2013 Accord Ads?
In life, there are always two ways to see things: the glass can be half-full or half-empty. This may also be the case for some of the new TV spots Honda has prepared for its 2013 Accord, which goes on sale in the United States today, September 19. The...
- Road Accident Leads To An Almost Perfect 180-degree Parking Job
If only the blue-colored SUV was parked a few feet ahead we could have been talking about an unbelievable outcome in this accident. What we see in this dash-cam video (likely sourced from Russia) is a driver of a Subaru Legacy Station Wagon speeding...
- Three Bicycle Fails That May Make Your Day
Just like drivers of motorized vehicles and motorcycles, bicyclists really need to keep their eyes and ears open and pay attention to their surroundings in order avoid an accident. We will give you three video examples of what we mean. In the first incident...
- Mit Study Suggests “smart†Safety Systems May Lead To "stupid" Accidents
Active safety systems are becoming more and more common in modern cars. Features such as lane departure warning or blind spot information systems are meant to let the car’s onboard "clever" electronics help you avoid dangerous situations...
- Caught On Film: Alert Toyota Driver Saves Careless Motorcyclist's Life
Due to the fact that motorcyclists are far less protected in the event of an accident, they usually pay more attention to the road than car drivers. But not this time as the man seen in the video footage below riding the scooter carelessly took the...
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Always Look Behind Before You Try to Overtake Another Vehicle…
There's a reason why vehicles and motorcycles have mirrors: for drivers and riders to use them to avoid getting into situations like this. It's your responsibility as a driver to pay attention to what's in front of you, beside you and behind you.
Sure, one could claim that the blue car coming from behind was in the blind spot of the driver of the burgundy colored sedan, but it’s not like it appeared from nowhere nor did it come speeding from behind the last moment.
Read more »- What Kind Of Drivers Is Honda Targeting With Its New "we Know You" 2013 Accord Ads?
In life, there are always two ways to see things: the glass can be half-full or half-empty. This may also be the case for some of the new TV spots Honda has prepared for its 2013 Accord, which goes on sale in the United States today, September 19. The...
- Road Accident Leads To An Almost Perfect 180-degree Parking Job
If only the blue-colored SUV was parked a few feet ahead we could have been talking about an unbelievable outcome in this accident. What we see in this dash-cam video (likely sourced from Russia) is a driver of a Subaru Legacy Station Wagon speeding...
- Three Bicycle Fails That May Make Your Day
Just like drivers of motorized vehicles and motorcycles, bicyclists really need to keep their eyes and ears open and pay attention to their surroundings in order avoid an accident. We will give you three video examples of what we mean. In the first incident...
- Mit Study Suggests “smart†Safety Systems May Lead To "stupid" Accidents
Active safety systems are becoming more and more common in modern cars. Features such as lane departure warning or blind spot information systems are meant to let the car’s onboard "clever" electronics help you avoid dangerous situations...
- Caught On Film: Alert Toyota Driver Saves Careless Motorcyclist's Life
Due to the fact that motorcyclists are far less protected in the event of an accident, they usually pay more attention to the road than car drivers. But not this time as the man seen in the video footage below riding the scooter carelessly took the...