Transportation Infographics

Every car has a history, and that history could have a big impact on the price you’re willing to pay for a used car. This infographic from CARFAX explores these and other items you will want to consider when buying a used car.

As we are currently enjoying the new season of the Walking Dead, the team at Select Car Leasing thought they’d take a look at the vehicles used in the show and critique how each would do in an actual zombie apocalypse.

Riding a motorcycle can be fun and thrilling, but it is also important to take note of the fact that there are hazards that are involved. Motorcycle accidents happen all the time, and more often than not, one of the reasons for suffering from serious injuries is the lack of protective gear. With such, it goes without saying that the use of the best motorcycle helmet is a must.

Learn more about Canadian shipping and commercial trucking regulations in the following infographic from Canada Cartage. It has the information you need before you head out on the road – as well as some other interesting facts about Canada’s transportation industry.

From your headrest, to your steering wheel, your seat, and even your seat back, there are a lot of adjustments you can make to your vehicle to make it more comfortable. However, do you actually know the proper way to adjust your vehicle’s seat? You might think you have your seat adjusted properly, but you should think again. The average American driver spends almost 300 hours behind the wheel every year.

The last few years have seen electric cars go from being something niche to being genuine challengers to traditional combustion engine vehicles. This piece looks how that will continue into the future, as electric cars are predicted to surpass sales of 400 million vehicles by 2040. By this point they are also predicted to account for over a third of all new car sales.

The driving test tips in this infographic by Driver Start can help to avoid some common mistakes including poor road position, slow driving or excessive speed, mounting the curb and more.

Driving a car in a foreign country can be scary enough, but when you have to take in to account not only the country’s road laws and regulations, but the driving etiquette and unwritten customs too – things can get very daunting. iCarhireinsurance.com has pulled together some official and unofficial laws of 6 different countries and put them in a handy infographic, so travelers planning on driving abroad can avoid falling into any trouble with both the law and the locals.

In addition to sharing the top times for #RoadRage, based on the number of Instagram posts, this infographic explores what happens when these irresponsible acts take place, how to handle it and what causes it. So next time you face an angry driver, or feel yourself getting angry, don’t forget these tips.

Highway pileups, one of the scariest types of car crashes, happen when cars are traveling closer together than the weather conditions allow. One driver stopping or losing control can trigger a chain reaction of collisions behind them. While the largest pileup on record involved over 300 vehicles, the deadliest involved “just” a hundred or so, but injured 114 passengers and killed 17.