Cars
Everyone knows that old cars are generally less safe than newer cars, and small vehicles also tend to be less safe than larger ones. Unfortunately, a new study that looked at car crashes of drivers aged 15 to 17 proves that the above phrase has quite a lot of truth to it.
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- Aha! So, That's Why You Stay The Hell Away From Drifters…
We've shown you more drift crashes than we can count on the hands of an entire professional football team, but fortunately, most of these incidents involve the drivers and their cars, not spectators, because, you know, sensible people do their best...
- Kiwi Psa On Speeding Will Make You Think Twice Before Pressing The Gas Pedal
Speeding causes many traffic accidents globally, with authorities around the world trying to reduce fatalities by making drivers aware of the need to travel at safe speeds. In New Zealand, for instance, 83 people were killed and 408 were seriously injured...
- Huge Virginia Pileup Involving Almost 100 Vehicles Leaves 3 Dead, 25 Injured
At least three people were killed and 25 were taken to the hospital in huge pileup involving 95-vehicles that happened on Interstate 77 near the Virginia and North Carolina state line Sunday afternoon, according to reports. As is often the case with...
- Study Finds Hybrids Safer For Passengers But More Dangerous For Pedestrians
A study conducted by the HLDI (Highway Loss Data Institute), an affiliate of the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety), shows that on average, hybrid drivers are 25% less likely to be injured in an accident than drivers of non-hybrid models....
- 38 Hours Per Year For American Drivers
Ugly truth. I'm not sure who coined that phrase, but in some instances, it is so very very apt. Expensive truth. Hurtful truth. For this piece of news.... they all apply. On average, the American driver spent 38 hours sitting in traffic during their...
Cars
Surprised? Study Finds Half of U.S. Teen Drivers Killed in Crashes Had Old Cars
Everyone knows that old cars are generally less safe than newer cars, and small vehicles also tend to be less safe than larger ones. Unfortunately, a new study that looked at car crashes of drivers aged 15 to 17 proves that the above phrase has quite a lot of truth to it.
Read more »
- Aha! So, That's Why You Stay The Hell Away From Drifters…
We've shown you more drift crashes than we can count on the hands of an entire professional football team, but fortunately, most of these incidents involve the drivers and their cars, not spectators, because, you know, sensible people do their best...
- Kiwi Psa On Speeding Will Make You Think Twice Before Pressing The Gas Pedal
Speeding causes many traffic accidents globally, with authorities around the world trying to reduce fatalities by making drivers aware of the need to travel at safe speeds. In New Zealand, for instance, 83 people were killed and 408 were seriously injured...
- Huge Virginia Pileup Involving Almost 100 Vehicles Leaves 3 Dead, 25 Injured
At least three people were killed and 25 were taken to the hospital in huge pileup involving 95-vehicles that happened on Interstate 77 near the Virginia and North Carolina state line Sunday afternoon, according to reports. As is often the case with...
- Study Finds Hybrids Safer For Passengers But More Dangerous For Pedestrians
A study conducted by the HLDI (Highway Loss Data Institute), an affiliate of the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety), shows that on average, hybrid drivers are 25% less likely to be injured in an accident than drivers of non-hybrid models....
- 38 Hours Per Year For American Drivers
Ugly truth. I'm not sure who coined that phrase, but in some instances, it is so very very apt. Expensive truth. Hurtful truth. For this piece of news.... they all apply. On average, the American driver spent 38 hours sitting in traffic during their...