Transportation Infographics

Movies and cars are a long-standing tradition. Cars from movies are often the stuff childhood memories are made of. There are cars that make the movie, and movies that revolve specifically around fast cars and high speed chases. Some of these cars are iconic, and you can never remember a movie without mentioning the car the hero (or heroes) used.

This infographic covers some of the practical steps someone would need to take to become a stunt driver as well as some of the cool skills they would need to learn. We have also included some a short section on possibly the most amazing car stunt in movie history.

In this infographic by Richard Hardie, discover the top 21 cars from the Fast and Furious movie franchise. See how they have taken these cars from stock to outrageously customized cars. It can never be too fast or too furious! Which is your favorite car from the Fast and Furious Films?

The following infographic from Bryant Surety Bonds will guide you through the little quirks of driving we tend to forget and ultimately turn you into more than just a better driver, but a better person on the road as well.

Your automobile’s wind-shield is an integral piece to your overall vehicles safety and function. Gerber Collision has created the following infographic to illustrate key points that you should know about your own vehicles wind-shield in case of an unfortunate accident.

From changing your air filters to rotating your tires, the following infographic looks at how you can extend the life of your car with some top tips. It also looks at the best wearing cars on the road and some helpful advice from car experts.

As soon as you learn to drive you wonder how far you can go. You dream about the outrageous adventures your new car could take you on. You imagine driving beyond the horizon to strange destinations. This infographic is designed to give these dreams a jump start by showing you some of the greatest rallies you can take part in, whatever your budget.

This infographic looks at how tech is shaping the motoring industry including Google’s plans to make driverless cars with no steering wheels or pedals available to the public by 2020, the Ford Motor Company’s patent for a biometric device that uses fingerprints, retinal scans, and voice recognition to gain entry to and start a vehicle and General Motors’ plans to give all of its future vehicles a driver override system that will be able to apply the brakes if needed.